W7500-reference design for PoE
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RE: W7500-reference design for PoE
by scott WIZnet ·
Dear Plyer
We don’t have a PoE reference.
PoE is not related to W7500. PoE is a separate function.
You have to design yourself.
Thank you.
RE: W7500-reference design for PoE
by PIyer ·
Thank you Scott
Every 7500 connected device normally would need some kind of power. It would have been great to have PoE as an add-on capability
RE: RE: W7500-reference design for PoE
by scott WIZnet ·
Thank you for your good advice.
Scott
RE: W7500-reference design for PoE
by tuna ·
For readers of this thread: I agree - it would be great to have a compact and integrated IP/MAC/PHY & PoE solution. However, PoE is a rather involved subject, with thermal, safety, EMC and other concerns that require a non-trivial amount of expertise to appreciate and implement as part of a project or product - even with the hypothesized part. The standard is also asymmetric, in that PSE and PD are handled completely differently. For these reasons, it’s probably not practical to build such a chip. At best, it would probably be prohibitively expensive.
There are numerous players, but TI has some well-integrated solutions, good docs and useful Dev boards. Consider checking their materials out as a starting point.