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  Simple Battery Circuit Extends Power over Ethernet (PoE) Peak Current &mdash DN361
  PDF, 82 Kb, File published: Feb 17, 2005
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  Simple Battery Circuit Extends Power over Ethernet (POE)
  Peak Current – Design Note 361
  Mark Gurries
  Introduction
  Power over Ethernet (PoE) is a new development that allows for the delivery of power to Ethernet-based devices
  via standard Ethernet CAT5 cable, precluding the need
  for wall adapters or other external power sources. The
  PoE specification defines a hardware detection protocol
  where Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) is able to identify
  PoE Powered Devices (PDs), thus allowing full backwards
  compatibility with non-PoE-aware (legacy) Ethernet devices. The PoE specification also sets an upper limit
  on the power that can be drawn by a PD. The problem
  is: what happens when a PD must draw more power
  than allowed by the PoE standard? Examples may be
  the spin up of a disk drive or a period of sustained
  transmission of data from an RF transmitter. If the
  average power load of these applications is less than
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  Simplify PoE Implementation with Complete PD Interface and Integrated Switching Regulator &mdash LT Journal
  PDF, 188 Kb, File published: Mar 25, 2005
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  DESIGN FEATURES Simplify PoE Implementation
  with Complete PD Interface and
  Integrated Switching Regulator
  Introduction
  IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet
  (PoE) is a standard for delivering power
  over Cat-5 cables, eliminating the
  need for AC-adapters for equipment
  plugged into the Ethernet. The two
  major components in a PoE system
  are Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE),
  which deliver power, and Powered Devices (PD), which receive and use the
  power. A PSE will not deliver power to
  the load unless it detects a valid signature resistance, which distinguishes a
  compliant PD from a device that cannot
  receive power. Once the PD receives
  power, it must also convert the –48V
  PoE efficiently to a suitable power
  supply voltage. Typical PD designs
  employ two ICs for these tasks. An
  obvious way to simplify PD designs
  would be to integrate the interface
  and DC-DC conversion circuitry into …

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• Monitor, Control and Protection > Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) Interface Controllers > PoE Powered Device (PD)

Other Names:

LTC4267IGNPBF, LTC4267IGN PBF