Noice from TCP line, why?
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RE: Noice from TCP line, why?
by peter ·
Please check voltage of 1.8A line if it is too low. I recommend to ferrite beads or short( through Oohm resistor).
Addtionaly, I recommend to replace FB5 to High-voltage of capacitor(1nF/2kV)
for a discharge path from chassis ground through it for ESD.
Thanks
RE: Noice from TCP line, why?
by btiendat ·
Dear Peter,
We measuared the voltage 1.8 V, saw that the voltage is 1.7-1.9V. We think that is normal.
We replaced the FB5 with a capacitor 1nF 2kV, but it does not help.
We found another problem with the eletrified metal cover of our product.
we measured and see that there is voltage around the hole for Hanrun.
Please see the capture of ossciloscope.
So when we use a electric plier to touch to metal cover of Hanrun, Wiznet W7100A resets immediately.
We are wondering, why does this happen? (please note that it does happen in modules with FB5 are inductors, and FB5 are capacitors of 1nF 2KV.
If there is voltage of electric charges around the hole, does it affect aging of W7100A? Does it kill W7100A after a period of time of usage?
We are wondering much, and are very concerned about this phenomenon.
Please help us in troubleshooting this.
Best regards,
Dat Bui
Hanoi, Vietnam
RE: Noice from TCP line, why?
by peter ·
In this case, we are also difficult to find the cause.
And I don’t think it is affect to aging of W7100A.
…I suggest TVS diodes using at each Ethernet data-lines(TX+/-, RX+/-).
Thanks.