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The DP83901AV from Texas Instruments is a microCMOS VLSI device that functions as a Serial Network Interface Controller (SNIC). It is engineered for the implementation of CSMA/CD local area networks, including Ethernet (10BASE5), Thin Ethernet (10BASE2), and Twisted-pair Ethernet (10BASE-T). The SNIC integrates both the Media Access Control (MAC) and Encode-Decode (ENDEC) functions, adhering to the IEEE 802.3 standard.
Key features include dual 16-byte DMA channels, a 16-byte internal FIFO, and network statistics storage. It supports physical, multicast, and broadcast address filtering, along with 10 Mbit/sec Manchester encoding and decoding with clock recovery. The device operates at a 5V supply voltage and consumes 110mA of current. It is housed in a 68-PLCC package.
The integrated ENDEC module facilitates Manchester encoding and decoding through a differential transceiver and phase lock loop. The MAC function provides efficient packet transmission and reception control. The DP83901AV is designed for easy interface to 10BASE-T transceivers and offers diagnostic loopback capabilities.
The DP83901AV is a Serial Network Interface Controller (SNIC).
It is compatible with IEEE 802.3, 10BASE5, 10BASE2, and 10BASE-T.
The operating voltage is 5V.
The package is 68-PLCC (25.13x25.13) or 68-LCC (J-Lead).
Yes, it features dual 16-byte DMA channels.
The typical lock time is 5 bits.