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Automotive-Qualified Single Pair Ethernet Devices
For Seamless Ethernet Architecture

Automotive designers are transitioning to a centralized computer network in which any service and information can be accessed anywhere in the vehicle using low-speed sensors, actuators and other edge devices that are easily connected to the cloud through a standard Ethernet system.

The first automotive-qualified physical layer (PHY and MAC-PHY) devices implement the IEEE 10BASE-T1S Ethernet standard which reduces cost through simple wiring. Alongside these PHYs and MAC-PHYs, the 100BASE-T1 Ethernet switch family supports Time Sensitive Networking for time-stamping features that support time synchronization, among other TSN functionality. All these devices reduce development time and risk through using well-known Ethernet networking for both in-vehicle architecture and industrial designs.

Key Features

•  LAN8670/1/2 and LAN8650/1 Families, the first available automotive-qualified
10BASE-T1S Ethernet PHY and MAC-PHY devices on the market

•  LAN938x ethernet switch family, offering an integrated CPU and Flash Memory
for “Ethernet Ready” out of the box operation

•  Automotive Engineering Council AEC-Q100 qualified

•  Functional Safety Ready according to ISO 26262 specifications

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