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DP83630 vs. DP83640 vs. DP83620

Jaden Ghylin102047
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DP83640, DP83630, DP83620

1) WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE DP83640 AND THE DP83630?  THE MAIN DIFFERENCE I SEE IS THAT THE DP83630

    IS IN A LEADLESS PACKAGE AND IT IS QUITE A BIT LOWER IN

    COST.  ARE THESE THE ONLY DIFFERENCES?

 

2) WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE DP83630 AND THE DP83620? THE MAIN DIFFERENCE I SEE IS THAT THE DP83620

    DOES NOT SUPPORT IEEE 1588 AND IT IS LOWER IN COST.

    ARE THESE THE ONLY DIFFERENCES?  WE DO NOT USE IEEE

    1588 BUT WE DO REQUIRE SYNCHRONOUS ETHERNET

    RECEIVE CLOCK RECOVERY IN RMII MODE.  ARE THE

    SYNCHRONOUS ETHERNET CAPABILITIES OF THESE TWO PARTS

    THE SAME?

Jaden

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    TI__Mastermind 31600 points

    The DP83630 is a cost reduced version of the DP83640 that is in a smaller, less expensive package. The DP83630 has the same features and performance as the DP83640.

    The Synchronous Ethernet capabilities of the DP83630 and the DP83620 are the same.  The difference between the devices is that the DP83620 does not support IEEE 1588.

    Patrick