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Vishay Siliconix Releases New 20-V and 30-VP-Channel Power MOSFETs With Industry’s Lowest On-ResistanceThe devices will be used as the adaptor switch and for load switching applications in notebook computers and industrial/general systems. Adaptor switches (switching between the adaptor/wall power and the battery power) are always on and drawing current. The lower on-resistance of the Si7135DP and Si7633DP translates into lower power consumption, saving power and prolonging battery life between charges. [Read more...] |
San Jose, Calif., Aug. 2, 2006— Micrel Inc., (Nasdaq:MCRL), an industry leader in analog, high bandwidth communications and Ethernet IC solutions, today launched the KSZ8862-16MQL and KSZ8862-32MQL, the latest members of its 2-port switch family with generic bus interface. These solutions allow the ICs to connect to any FPGA or microprocessor with 8-, 16- (-16MQL) or 32-bit (-32MQL) applications including campus backbone link, inter-switch links, managed media converters and industrial controls. The new ICs are available in volume quantities and are offered as fully compliant RoHS devices. For specific pricing, please contact your local Micrel sales representative.
“The KSZ8862-16MQL (OR -32MQL) or KSZ8893FQL are the only switch media converter products on the market today providing true 10BaseFL/100B-SX/100B-FX support,” noted Grahame Cooney, director, Micrel Ethernet group. “This feature enables modern networks to connect to legacy multimode fiber with 10baseFL or 100BaseSX without incurring additional latency and greatly decreasing both complexity and cost.”
The ICs feature HP Auto-MDIX on the copper port, which significantly simplifies network operation for media conversion. The addition of four priority queues and IPV6 support makes the KSZ8862-16MQL (OR -32MQL) ideal for triple-play applications, an important consideration for today’s carriers. The fiber mode also makes the devices ideal for industrial floor applications where EMI or sparking can be a safety concern. In addition to LinkMD®, a time domain reflectometry (TDR)-based cable diagnostic function, and HP’s auto-MDIX functions, the devices include an LED driver and post amplifier for 10BaseFL and 100BaseSX applications. Port-1 can be used for 10B-FL/100B-SX or 100B-FX fiber applications, while port-2 can be used for 10B-T/100B-TX interface to copper, making the devices ideal for managed media converter applications. The ICs also include support for four priority queues, queue-based rate limiting and IPV6 support for MLD snooping.
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