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Introduction _______________
The PD64001/H is a single-port Power over Ethernet
PSE (Power Source Equipment) Manager. The PSE
Manager allows for the detection of IEEE 802.3af-
2003 and IEEE802.3at-draft4.2 powered devices,
ensuring safe power feeding and monitoring of
Ethernet ports. With a minimum of external
components, the PD64001/H integrates in a one-port
or two-port PoE-port switches and Midspans.
The PD64001/H has several operating modes,
allowing it to be tailored to the customer's application,
be it a switch or a Midspan, IEEE802.af or
IEEE802.3at-draft4.2-compliant, with 1-event or
2-events classification, AC or DC disconnect and
strict resistor detection or legacy detection
capabilities. It operates in a total stand-alone mode,
with no need for user intervention.
The PD64001/H supports 2-events classification and
operates at Iport_max currents of up to 600 mA /
720 mA (in coordination with PD64001 / PD64001H)
per port, making it fully compliant with the
IEEE802.3at-draft4.2
This datasheet includes a complete application note
and provides detailed information and circuitry design
guidelines for the implementation of a 1-port Power
over Ethernet (PoE) system, based on Microsemi’s™
1-channel PoE device, the PD64001/H.
This document allows the designer to integrate PoE
capabilities, as specified in the IEEE802.3af standard
into an Ethernet switch, Midspan or a router.
Applicable Documents_____
IEEE802.3af-2003
IEEE802.3at-draft4.2
Pin Configuration______
Features___________________
IEEE 802.3af-2003-compliant
IEEE802.3at-draft4.2 compliant
PD64001 supports Iport_max of 600 mA
PD64001H supports Iport_max of 720 mA
Programmable solution, can be updated as
the IEEE802.3at standard evolves
Accurate power measuring and extremely
low power dissipation
BOM and software tailored for specific
application saving total solution cost
Minimal power supply stress and EMI noises
Legacy (pre-standard) PD’s detection
1-port standalone PoE control
1-event and 2-event classification supported
External FET and sense resistor
AC and DC disconnect
Detection of the disconnection method by
assembled resistor
Port On/Off Host interface
Application uses a single operating voltage
source
Direct LED driving including IEEE802.3at
indication
SOIC-20 package
RoHS compliant
-40o to +85o C operating ambient temperature
Ordering Information______
PART Ilim TEMP.
RANGE
PIN
PACKAGE
PD64001 600
mA
-40° to
+85° C
SOIC-20
PD64001H 720
mA
-40° to
+85° C
SOIC-20
Evaluation board ordering number: PD-IM-7301
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Copyright © 2009 Microsemi
Rev. 1.3 2009-02-23 Analog Mixed Signal Group
2381 Morse Avenue, Irvine, CA 92614, USA; Phone (USA): (800) 713-4113, (ROW): (949) 221-7100 Fax: (949) 756-0308
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Main Features Description___________________________________
Feature Description
PD64001/H features
IEEE 802.3af-2003
Compliant
The PD64001/H meets all IEEE-802.3af-2003 standard requirements including:
Multi – point resistor detection
PD classification function
AC disconnect and DC disconnect function
Supports Back-off feature for Midspan implementation
IEEE802.3at-draft4.2
Compliant
Including support for high power and 2-events classification.
Single DC voltage Input The PD64001/H requires a single DC voltage source: 44V to 57V. No additional
voltage sources (e.g. 3.3V/5V) are required for the PoE system’s operation.
Wide temperature range:
-40°c to +85°c
The PD64001/H can operate over a wide temperature range: -40° C to +85° C.
This temperature range enables the integration of the PD64001/H into small
unventilated boxes and operates in harsh environments.
Low thermal dissipation
(1 sense resistor)
The PD64001/H has a very low thermal dissipation. The Rsense in the PD64001/H
applications is only 1 to keep the peripheral components in low temperatures as
well.
External Power FET External Mosfet is utilized to increase the flexibility of the solution, enabling it to be
tailored to the customer power requirements.
H/W Disable Port The PD64001/H utilizes a dedicated pin, allowing an immediate disconnection of the
PoE port. This disable-port pin input can be controlled via the Host CPU.
Pre-Standard PD
Detection Enables the detection and powering of pre-standard power devices (PDs).
Detection of Cisco
Devices
Enables the detection and powering of all Cisco devices including pre-standard
terminals.
LED Support Direct driving of the LED circuitry. This enables the designer to implement a simple
LED circuit, indicating whether an IEEE802.3af or IEEE802.3at device is connected.
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Maximum
Ratings___________
Vmain……………………………………… -0.3 to 60 V
xRESETN input voltage…………………. -0.5 to 5 V
Application circuitry DC current ………………25 mA
ESD (Human Body Model)….……..… -2V to 2kV(1)
Lead temperature (soldering, 10 s)…………. 300° C
Notes:.
(1) ESD testing is performed in accordance with the Human Body
Model (CZap = 100 pF, RZap = 1500 Ω).
Stresses beyond those listed above may cause permanent
damage to the device. Exposure to absolute maximum rating
conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability.
Operating Conditions______________________________________
PARAMETER MIN. NOM. MAX. UNIT
Operating temperature -40 +85 °C
Storage temperature -65 +150 °C
Operational limitations (1) 44 50 57 V
(1) To get higher power drive at the PSE output ports, it is recommended to use an operating voltage source greater then 50 V.
Electrical Characteristics___________________________________
DC Characteristics for Digital Inputs and Outputs
PARAMETER SYMBOL MIN. MAX. UNIT REMARKS
Pin Name xRESET
Type Schmitt Trigger CMOS input with internal pull-up
High level input voltage VIH 0.9 VCC VCC+0.5V V Vcc = 5V
Low level input voltage VIL -0.5V 0.2 VCC V Vcc = 5V
Input high current IIH +1 μA
Input low current IIL +1 μA
Reset assertion time Trst 2.5 μS
Internal Pull-up value Rpu 30 60 k
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Dynamic Characteristics
PARAMETER CONDITIONS MIN. TYP. MAX. UNIT
Automatic recovery from
overload shutdown
TOVLREC value, measured from port
shutdown
(can be modified through control port)
8 s
Automatic recovery from no-
load shutdown
TUDLREC value, measured from port
shutdown
(can be modified through control port)
1 s
Thermal Data____________________________________________
Microsemi's PD64001/H enables building very low power dissipating PoE devices. For a single port, the system
worst case power dissipation can be calculated as follows.
Application Disconnection
Method
Iport_max
Current
Rsense
(1)
Diode MOSFET PoE
Manager
Total
E
EE802.3af DC 350 mA 0.12 W - 0.012 W (0.1) 0.60 W 0.73 W
E
EE802.3af AC 350 mA 0.12 W 0.53 W 0.012 W (0.1) 0.60 W 1.26 W
E
EE802.3at DC 600 mA 0.36 W - 0.036 W (0.1) 0.60 W 1 W
E
EE802.3at AC 600 mA 0.36 W 0.9 W 0.036 W (0.1) 0.60 W 1.9 W
E
EE802.3at DC 720 mA 0.52 W - 0.052 W (0.1) 0.60 W 1.17 W
E
EE802.3at AC 720 mA 0.52 W 1.1 W 0.052 W (0.1) 0.60 W 2.27 W
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Pin Functionality__________
PIN PIN NAME PIN TYPE PIN DESCRIPTION
1 LOW_R_DETECT Digital Output
Low level resistance
detection command
2 CURRENT_PWM Digital Output
Current limit set PWM
output
3 AC_WAVE Digital Output
AC disconnect output
wave
4 CLASS_PWM Digital Output
Class voltage set PWM
output
5 VCC VCC 5V Digital VCC
6 GND GND Digital ground
7 LED2 Digital Output LED2 output command
8 LED1 Digital Output LED1 output command
9 HIGH_R_DETECT Digital Output
High level resistance
detection command
10 XRESET Digital Input Reset on/off command
from host
11 VMAIN_MEAS Digital Output Vmain measurement
command
12 PORT_OFF_IMEAS Digital I/O
Port Off command/
current measurement
input
13 R_DET_MEAS Digital I/O Port voltage
measurement input
14 AC_MEAS Digital I/O AC disconnect
measurement input
15 AVCC VCC 5V Analog VCC
16 AGND GND Analog ground
17 PRE_DET Digital Output Pre detection
command
18 RESERVED1 Digital I/O
Reserved for
communication future
use
19 RMODE Digital Input POE manager mode
setup
20 RESERVED2 Digital I/O
Reserved for
communication future
use
R Mode Pin_________________
This pin is connected to a resistor voltage divider. It
allows the user to choose a combination of three
features, as specified in the following table:
R_mode
Voltage
ALT
A ALT
B
CAP AT/
720
mA
R8
(Ω)*
0.313
X 1.02
0.94
1.25 X 2.8K
1.563
X X 5.23
2.19
2. 5 X X 8.87
2.82
3.1 X X 14.7
3.44
X X 25.5
4.06
X X X 54.9
4.68
5 V X X X No
* R8 Pull-down's value depends on the actual mode,
while for all of the modes, R7 Pull-up's value is
10Kohm.
The ALT A / ALT B option selects between a PSE
alternative A or PSE alternative B as specified in
section 33.2 of the standard. To implement a
Midspan PSE, use the ALT B option. The AT option
is IEEE802.3at- Compliant in accordance with the
IEEE802.3at-draft4.2. The CAP option is pre-
standard Capacitor detection mode.
General Application
Description
The circuit comprises the following major interfaces
with the Host board:
Control
A Reset control signal driven by the switch circuitry
is used to reset the PoE circuit. This signal should be
optically coupled by the Host in order to maintain the
requirements for the 1500 Vrms isolation.
Power Supply Mains
The PoE system operates over a range of 44V to
57V.
This power must be isolated from the switch supply
and chassis by 1500 Vrms.
Grounds
There are several grounds used in the system:
chassis, digital and analog. The chassis ground is
connected to the switch’s chassis ground.
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This ground plane should be 1500Vrms isolated from
the PoE circuitry as well as the power supply for the
PoE circuitry. The digital and analog grounds are
electrically the same ground. However, in order to
reduce noise coupling, the grounds are physically
separated and connected only at a single point.
5V Regulator
A single port application includes a 5V regulator
(Vcc) fed by the Vmain through D1 and D3 Zener
diodes and provides up to 25 mA used to power the
CPU and peripheral components in the PoE domain.
Using a 3% accuracy power supply for the PoE
circuitry D1 and D3 should be selected according to
the power supply nominal voltage set point using the
following graph.
D1 voltage plus D3 voltage as seen in the below
graph, should be evenly divided between the two
Zener diodes.
D1+D3 voltage (Vdc)
If an adequate 5V power source is available, the 5V
regulation circuitry can be removed and the Zener
diodes may be replaced with lower current (5 mA)
Zener diodes but with same voltage requirements.
Detailed Application
Description____________
(See Figure 2)
The PD64001/H performs a multitude of internal
operations and PoE functions, requiring a bare
minimum of external components.
The device is based on Atmel's ATtiny461 MCU.
Each PD64001/H device handles one port. Figure 2
shows the device with its related components for a
1-port configuration.
Mode Configuration - set by the resistor divider
(R7/R8) tied in to the RMODE line. The values are
fixed for each mode of operation and described in
the "R Mode pin" section in this document.
Line Detection Circuitry – when performing a line
detection procedure, the PoE device utilizes certain
voltage levels over the output port. These levels are
produced by switched resistor dividers and sensed
by the PD64001/H in order to confirm a valid PD
connection.
Current Loop Circuitry – the current is controlled by
Q4 MOSFET. The PD64001/H provides PWM signal
via pin#2 with a constant duty cycle (depending on
the R mode configuration). This PWM signal is
filtered and utilized as the current limit circuitry
voltage reference.
Sense Resistors – for each powered port, two
2-Ohm 2010 (1%) resistors connected in parallel
(1-Ohm equivalent) are used in series with the
output (R9, R11). In cases where the ambient
temperature drops below 700C, or the product does
not have to meet 802.3at power, a single 1-Ohm
2010 (1%) resistor is adequate.
Classification Circuitry – Upon port investigation
completion, the PD should be classified by its
classification current signature. Two voltage levels
are set over the port, derived from a reference
voltage filtered from PD64001/H's pin#4 (PWM
signal) and sent to an operational amplifier
controlling Q4.
Output port - The load resistance of the PD attached
to the port is presented in parallel with R13.
The resulting voltage developed across both
resistances is monitored to establish the 802.3af/at
compatibility.
LED indication - The 1 port application may use the
PD64001/H LED1 and LED2 pins for system status
indications as shown below:
R30 20K PD-1206
R31 1K
Vmain
R33 1K LED2
LED1
D10
Vcc
Vmain_OK
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PD Operating Status LED1 LED2
IEEE802.3af – ON ON OFF
IEEE802.3at – ON ON ON
IEEE802.3af -
OVL/SC
Blink at 1Hz OFF
IEEE802.3at -
OVL/SC
Blink at 1Hz Blink at 1Hz
Vmain out of range Blink at 4Hz OFF
Layout Design Guidelines
(See Figure 3 for layout example)
Isolation & Termination – as specified in the IEEE
standard, certain isolation requirements need to be
met in all PoE equipment. In addition, EMI limitations
should be considered, according to FCC and
European EN regulations.
These requirements are taken into account by PoE
switch vendors, while designing the switch circuitry.
However, when a PoE device is integrated into a
switch, special design considerations must be taken
into account, due to the unique combination of Data
and Power circuitries.
The next paragraphs define these requirements and
provide recommendations for their implementation,
so as to assist designers in meeting those
requirements and in integrating PoE Chipset.
Isolation - As specified in the IEEE standard,
1500Vac rms isolation is required between the main
board circuitry of the switch, including protective and
frame ground and the PoE circuitry.
Isolating the Stacked Modular Jack Assembly
The IEEE standard requires 1500 Vrms isolation
between PoE voltages and frame ground (EGND).
Note that RJ-45 jack assemblies may have a metal
cover that reach almost to the PCB surface.
Proper traces clearance (at least 80 mils) are to be
maintained between EGND traces for the RJ-45
modular jack assembly metal covering and adjacent
circuit paths and components.
To prevent 1500 Vrms isolation violation, it is
necessary to provide layout clearances of PoE
traces, on the top layer, in the vicinity of the RJ-45
connector assemblies.
PoE Output Ports’ Filtering and Terminations: A
switch normally creates a noisy environment. In
order to meet the EMI requirements, good filtering
and line terminations may be needed when
connecting the PoE circuit outputs to the switch
circuitry (see Figure 1). Note that in most PoE
systems, it is recommended to use 0 Ohms resistors
for R100 and R101. However, certain systems may
benefit from the 75Ohm value. It is recommended
that filtering provisions are utilized.
A circuitry for the recommended filter includes:
A common mode choke for conducted EMI
performances
Output differential capacitor filter for
radiated EMI performances
Y-capacitive/resistive network to chassis
Since each system is a unique EMI case, this circuit
is a good starting point for EMI suppression.
Out (+)
Out (-)
Port_Pos
Port_Neg
R100 R101
C100 C101
L100
C102 C103
Figure 1: Recommended EMI Filter
Note For best EMI performance and to avoid additional
noise accumulated on the lines between the filter
and the port connectors, it is recommended to
assemble this circuitry as close as possible to the
port connectors.
PoE circuitry Trace Clearance - PoE technology
involves voltages as high as 57VDC. Thus, plan
adjacent traces for 100V operational creepage.
Operational creepage should be maintained to
prevent breakdown between traces carrying these
potentials.
Locating PoE Circuitry in a Switch - Placement of the
PoE circuitry must be as close as possible to the
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switch’s pulse transformers, to minimize the length of
high current traces as well as RFI pick-up.
Ground & Power Planes - As the Chipset PoE
solution is a mixed-signal (analog and digital)
circuitry, special care must be taken when routing
the ground and power signals lines. Ground planes
are crucial for proper operation and should be
designed in accordance with the following
guidelines:
Separate analog and digital grounds, with
a gap of at least 40 mils.
Earth ground is used to tie in the metal
frame of the RJ-45 connectors. This
ground is to be routed separately and
connected to the switch’s metal
chassis/enclosure
Only a single connection point is to be
used between the digital and analog
grounds, in order to prevent ground loop
currents. This connection is to be
accomplished near the current loop
senses resistors R9, R11
The traces from Vmain input to the port
output, PoE switch (Q4) and sense
resistors must be designed to carry 1A
continuous current
Peripheral Components –
To prevent hot spots on the peripheral
components minimum distance of 5mm
should be maintained between the
powering Zener diodes D1 and D3, the
linear regulator U1, sense resistors R9 and
R11 (placed together) and current limit
MOSFET Q4. Other methods may be used
in order to dissipate the heat, such as
thermal copper planes at the top and
bottom layers with heat transfer vias
between them
Filtering capacitors for Vcc (U4 pins 5, 15)
are to be located close to these pins
The input and output capacitors of the
linear regulator should be placed close to
the regulator pins
The trace connecting the power MOSFET
and the sense resistors should be as short
as possible and the current loop sampling
trace should be connected as close as
possible to the sense resistors
Specifying PoE Power Supply_____
An intelligent selection of the power supply to be
used in conjunction with the 1-port system may avoid
the use of additional filtering circuitry (e.g. Front End
Common Mode filter) for standard regulatory
approval.
Electromagnetic compatibility requirements
Typical Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology
systems are classified in most applications as
Information Technology Equipment (I.T.E).
The I.T.E should comply with three tests in order to
get a standard approval:
Conducted disturbance at mains ports (AC
input)
Radiated disturbance at a measuring
distance of 10m
Conducted common mode disturbance at
telecommunication ports (output port
containing Ethernet+Power)
A relatively new requirement of EN55022
that is mandatory as of August 1st, 2007
In most cases, the PSE side of a PoE system
incorporates a main AC to DC Switching Mode
Power Supply (SMPS) required for delivery of a DC
power to the PoE ports.
This power supply is most likely to be the largest
source for common mode noise injection on the
output ports wires, as its noisy output voltage is
super-imposed on the telecommunication wires by
the PoE control circuitry. The common mode noise is
generated by the high dv/dt and dI/dt switching rates
in power MOSFETs and high speed rectifying
diodes, common in SMPS designs.
As the system designer is usually responsible for
specifying this power supply, it is important to add
the standard requirements to the power supply
specifications and specify a specific reference test
setup to be used for the tests.
This reference test setup should be as similar as
possible to the final product, which means using the
same box material (plastic or metal) and the same
distance and polarity between the SMPS and PoE
circuitry.
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When specifying and testing the power supply, it is
important to assure that test requirements are met
under all load conditions and line voltages.
Most switching power supplies designs will exhibit
the highest conducted noise at the maximum load
and the lowest line voltage.
However, other cases may also exist. As it is
impractical to go through all loads span, it is
recommended to test at full load, medium load and
minimum load.
The cables suggested for use are Cat 5 UTP cables
of at least 5m. (Both UTP and FTP cables shall be
tested for compliance in the final system tests).
Note that the standard deals with shielded and un-
shielded cables independently and the appropriate
test procedure shall be performed.
Resistive loads are selected to remove possible
noise injection from the PD side, leaving only the
main power supply as the source of noise.
For radiated disturbance using a proper SMPS
layout (short power patch and avoiding current
loops) may contribute to disturbance reduction.
For additional reduction if needed, full or partial
metal frame connected to mains earth may be used.
Immunity requirements –
An I.T.E should comply with EN55024 in order to get
a standard approval:
Most power supply manufacturers are familiar with
the standard requirements from the power supply
and know how to design the power supply to comply
with it. The requirements from the power supply's AC
input power port are:
Immunity to radio frequency continuous
conducted according to IEC61000-4-6
Voltage dips and voltage interruptions
according to IEC61000-4-11
Surges according to IEC61000-4-5
Fast transients according to IEC61000-4-4
The PoE circuitry may also be exposed
to immunity tests on the
telecommunication ports such as:
Radio frequency continuous conducted
according to IEC61000-4-6
Surge line to earth according to IEC61000-
4-5 (usually for port that may connect to
outdoor cables)
Fast transients according to IEC61000-4-4
and the PoE enclosure port exposed to:
Radio frequency electromagnetic field
immunity according to IEC61000-4-3
ESD electrostatic-discharge according to
IEC61000-4-2
To satisfy these tests requirements on the
telecommunication lines, "Y" capacitors to the
chassis (earth) will create a current path to earth.
It is a good practice to have two "Y" capacitors of
10nF/2000V each at the power supply output
positive and negative nodes to earth, to create a
current path for surge generated on the
telecommunication lines (respect to earth).
The system may benefit from two small "Y"
1nF/2000V capacitors, on the PoE positive and
negative output lines close to the output RJ45
connector, by increasing system immunity to ESD.
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Note 2 - This short is performed manually upon completion of the PCB layout in order to connect both grounds at a single point
C12
100n
100V
X7 R
PD-1206
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VPORT_NEG
Q4
PD-DPAK
FQD19N10
3
1
2
D3
DO-41
1N4745AP
21
R24
4.87K
PD-0805
C4
50V
100n
X7R
PD-0805
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V_LDO
VMAIN_MEAS
U1
PD-SO8
MC78L05ABDR2G
Vin
8Vout 1
GND
2
GND #3
3
GND #6
6
GND #7
7
NC1 4
NC2 5
R23
402K
PD-0805
C15
10V
2.2u
X7R
PD-0805
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Notes
xRESET
Q6
PD-SOT23
BSS123
2
1
3
R25
140K
PD-0805
PORT_OFF_IMEAS
V_LDO
R7
10K
PD-0603
V_LDO
Q1
PD-SOT23
BSS123
2
1
3
U3
SHORT
C3
100n
16V
X7 R
PD-0603
12
Q5
PD-SOT23
BSS123
2
1
3
Note 3
Q2
PD-SOT23
BSS123
2
1
3
Note 3 – Optional connector for software upgrading
LOW_R_DETECT
C14
470p
50V
X7R
PD-0603
12
Vcc
R18
51.1K
PD-0603
Vcc
LOW_R_DETECT
CURRENT_PWM
CLASS_PWM
xRESET
AC_WAVE
HIGH_R_DETECT
PORT_OFF_IMEAS
R17
402K
PD-0805
Vcc
PRE_DETECTVMAIN_MEAS
RMODE
CURRENT_PWM
C1
1n 50V
X7R
PD-0603
1 2
Vcc
R2
10K
PD-0603
D5
PD-SMA
GS1G
2 1
+
-
U2A
PD-SO8
KA358ADTF_NL
3
2
1
84
+
-
U2B
PD-SO8
KA358ADTF_NL
5
6
7
84
CLASS_PWM
C21
50V
1uF
X7 R
PD-1206
12
PRE_DETECT
R13
75K
PD-0805
C10
1n
50V
X7R
PD-0603
1 2
R15
5.11K
PD-0603
R_DET_MEAS_CLASS_OFF
Vmain
Note 1
Note 1 - The Zener diodes D1and D3 should be determine according the PoE power supply set voltage
R4
10K
PD-0603
1 2
R26
140K
PD-0805
LOW_R_DETECT
R12
1K
PD-0603
J2
NELTRON-2213S-6P
CH81-062V200
N.C
1 2
3 4
5 6
C19
100n
16V
X7R
PD-0603
12
D2
PD-SOT23
BAT64
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2
C18
25V
22n
X7R
PD-0603
12
C8
100n
16V
X7R
PD-0603
12
Vmain
Vcc
Vcc
R8
R MODE
PD-0603
U4
PD-SOW20
ATTINY 461-20SU
PB0
1
PB1
2
PB2
3
PB3
4
VCC
5
GND
6
PB4
7
PB5
8
PB6
9
PB7
10 PA7 11
PA6 12
PA5 13
PA4 14
AVCC 15
AGND 16
PA3 17
PA2 18
PA1 19
PA0 20
REGULATOR
AC_WAVE
R5
215K
PD-0805
R9
2
PD-2010
R_DET_MEAS_CLASS_OFF
R6
215K
PD-0805
R1
15.4K
PD-0603
R11
2
PD-2010
R_DET_MEAS_CLASS_OFF
Vcc
R16
1.24K
PD-0603
Note 2
D1
DO-41
1N4745AP
21
VPORT_POS
CURRENT_PWM
HI GH_R_DETECT
C5
16V3.3nF
X7R
PD-0603
1 2
Figure 2: One Port Chipset Schematic Diagram
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Figure 3: Layout Example of Component and Print Side
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Bill of Materials for a PoE System__________________________
Block QTY Reference Description
PCB
Footp
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Manufac
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Manufacturer's
Part Number
2 C1,C10 CAP CRM 1nF 50v 10% X7R 0603 SMT PD-0603 EPCOS B37931-K5102-K60
3 C3,C8,C19
CAP CRM 100nF 16V 10% X7R 0603
SMT PD-0603 EPCOS B37931K9104K60
1 C4
CAP CRM 100nF 50V 10% X7R 0805
SMT PD-0805 Samsung CL21B104KBAC
1 C5
CAP CRM 3.3nF 16V 10% X7R 0603
SMT PD-0603 TDK C1608X7R1C332K
1 C12
CAP CRM 100nF 100V 10% X7R 1206
SMT PD-1206 Samsung
CL31B104KCFNNN
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1 C14
CAP CRM 470pF 50v 10% X7R 0603
SMT PD-0603 EPCOS B37931-K5471-K60
1 C15
CAP CRM 2.2uF 10V 10% X7R 0805
SMT PD-0805 Samsung
CL21B225KPFNNN
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1 C18
CAP CRM 22nF 25v 10% X7R 0603
SMT PD-0603 Rohm MCH185CN223KK
1 C21 CAP CRM 1uF 50V 10% X7R 1206 SMT PD-1206 TDK C3216X7R1H105K
2 D1,D3 (1) DIODE 16V 1W 5% D041 Insert DO-41 Microsemi 1N4745AP
1 D2
DIODE SCHOT 30V 200 mA SOT23
SMT PD-SOT23 Infineon BAT64
1 D5 DIODE REC 400V 1A SMA SMT PD-SMA Pan Jit GS1G
4
Q1,Q2,Q5,Q
6
FET NCH 100V 0.15A 6R Logic Level
SOT23 PD-SOT23 Infineon BSS123
1 Q4 FET NCH 100V 13A 0.12R DPAK SMT PD-DPAK Fairchild FQD19N10
1 R1 RES 15.4K 62.5 mW 1% 0603 SMT PD-0603 Samsung RC1608F1542CS
3 R2,R4,R7 RES 10K 62.5 mW 1%0603 SMT PD-0603 Rohm
MCR03EZHEFX100
2
2 R5,R6 RES 215K 0.125 W 0.5% 0805 SMT PD-0805 Yageo RT0805DRD07215K
1 R8 R mode PD-0603
2 R9,R11 RES 2R 0.75 W 1% 2010 SMT PD-2010 KOA RK73H2HTTE2R00F
1 R12 RES 1K 62.5 mW 1%0603 SMT PD-0603 Samsung RC1608F1001CS
1 R13 RES 75K 125 mW 1%0805 SMT PD-0805 Rohm MCR10EZHEF7502
1 R15 RES 5.11K 62.5 mW 1%0603 SMT PD-0603 Samsung RC1608F5111CS
1 R16 RES 1.24K 62.5 mW 1%0603 SMT PD-0603 ASJ CR16-1241FL
2 R17,R23 RES 402K 125 mW 1%0805 SMT PD-0805 Yageo RC0805FRF07402K
1 R18 RES 51.1K 62.5 mW 1%0603 SMT PD-0603 Samsung RC1608F5112CS
1 R24 RES 4.87K 125 mW 1%0805 SMT PD-0805 Samsung RC2012F4871CS
2 R25,R26 RES 140K 1%125 mW 0805 SMT PD-0805 Samsung RC2012F1403CS
1 U1 IC VOLT REG 5V 0.1A 4% SO8 SMT PD-SO8 ON Semi MC78L05ABDR2G
1 U2 (2) IC OP AMP DUAL SO8 SMT PD-SO8 Fairchild KA358ADTF_NL
1 port
Chips
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Circui
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1 U4 1-Port IEEE802.3at PoE PSE Manager
PD-
SOW20 Microsemi PD64001/H
1. Select these diodes as specified in "5V Regulator" section on page 4.
2. This operational amplifier should be use for applications intend for ambient temperature range of 0°C to
+70°C.
For ambient temperature range of -25°C to +85°C replace it with KA258ADTF_NL.
For ambient temperature range of -40°C to +85°C replace it with TI's TLV342AID.
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Package Information ________________________________________
Microsemi’s PD64001/H is housed in a 20-lead, 0.300" Wide, Plastic Gull Wing Small Outline Package (SOIC).
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Revision History
Revision Level / Date Para. Affected Description
1.0 / 26 July. 08 - Initial Release
1.1 / 23 Feb. 09 - Temperature range update.
1.2 / May 23. 09 - Added PD64001H P/N
1.3 / Aug 11. 09 Formatting, Englsih
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