W5500 RSVD, SPI lines resistors
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RE: W5500 RSVD, SPI lines resistors
by Eugeny ·
Your questions are not related to W5500, but rather to general electronics. I will give you short answers, and you will find further information yourself.
You must read datasheets carefully and use official schematics. Reusing someone else’s circuits is at your own risk. If something will get wrong if you answer that you did not follow manufacturer’s guidelines, you will most probably be answered that you have unsupported configuration and referred back to reference schematic to do the homework.
Resistors in series are usually put for impedance matching.
Datasheet says that these pins do already have pull-ups. You must get some digital level on these pins, thus please go and read on voltage divider.
POE is not well covered by the WIZnet, so you are in gray field now. I recommend you to look into reference schematics for other card/chipset manufacturers (e.g. Intel), you will most probably find some application/design notes on the subject.