[SI-LIST] Re: Ethernet MUX
- From: "scuba snail" <scubasnail@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: peter.zhu@xxxxxxxxxx, si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 26 Dec 2002 23:36:00 -0800
Dear Peter Zhu
What you want to do is to use a FET Switch AKA bus switch.
You can look at IDT web site www.idt.com[1] they purchased Quick Switch a
company that used to have very fast FET switches. An example is
IDT74CBTLV16210.
Also try TI, likr the SN74CBTLV3857
Philips offer a very hast mux/switch for DDR SDRAM application but it might
be suitable for you as well it is the CBTV4010
Please note that they are all under the CBTV or CBTVL families.
Good Luck
Gil Gafni gil.gafni@xxxxxxxx
(408) 605 8166
From: "peter zhu" Reply-To: peter.zhu@xxxxxxxxxx To: Subject: [SI-LIST]
Ethernet MUX Date: Thu, 26 Dec 2002 22:03:08 +0800 Hi,all: Does anybody know
MUX that can be use for 100M Ethernet! On my board, I have 12 port Ethernets
and I want select any two Ethernets to two socket. The function is like a
MUX(analog siwtch) through external setup. There are some generic MUXs, but
Iworry they may not works, because Ethernet signal is high speed
differentialsignal. Hope get your help!
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