Part Number: TS2PCIE2212 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: HD3SS3212
// for TSPCIE2212 IC, I don't read the spec deeplu, I just selected for writing this question.
Hi TI,
I have a question for below figure.
is there any PCIe switch (or hub) to…
Part Number: TS2PCIE2212 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: HD3SS3212 Dears
Could you recommand a high speed switch,
1.speed rate :1.25G
2.protocol:SGMII
3.2 channles differential signl .
I can search TS2PCIE2212,but it's not well suited,hope to your comments…
Part Number: TS2PCIE2212 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: HD3SS3412A , HD3SS3411 Hi
We are planning to use PCIe FET switch TS2PCIE2212 in one of our new design.
In our use case, 4 lane PCIe Gen 2 signals from PCIe slot shall either be connected to a PCIe…
Part Number: TS2PCIE2212 Hi team,
One of our customers is interested to TS2PCIE2212, but from my understanding the IC cannot support PCIE gen3, right? If so, do we have the IC that has the same functionality as TS2PCIE2212 (shown below) and supports PCIE…
It seems TS2PCIE2212 does not have the same functionality PI3PCIE3442A. The PI3PCIE3442A has truth table as below: Ax = Bx, Cx = Dx when E=0 and Ax = Dx, Cx = Bx when E=1. Truth table for TS2PCIE2212 is Ax = Bx, Cx = Dx when E=0 and Ax = Dx, Cx = N/A when…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TS2PCIE2212 , HD3SS3415 , HD3SS3411-Q1 , XIO3130 Hi,
I'm finding the PCIe Gen2 Switch Upstream 1port/ Downstream 2port.
At TI's website, I found TS2PCIE2212, but the data rate is 2.5Gbps so cannot meet PCIe gen2 spec…
Hi Elias,
The customer ended up needing a dual mux and 3411 is a single. They are using the NXP CBTL02042BBQ today. I was thinking to propose the HD3SS3412 or TS2PCIE2212. Do you agree?
I've confirmed the main protocol they care about is SATA 6G…
I am not aware of any Gen2 switches, but we have two Gen3 switches: HD3SS3415 and HD3SS3412 .
Our older PCI switches include TS2PCIE412 and TS2PCIE2212 .
-Ryan
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCA9306 , TCA9617B , TCA9517 E2E community,
It is common question to ask will (this device) support ( this signal type/standard). When selecting an appropriate signal switch for your signal type/standard you need to consider…
