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  1. MAX4892
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    LAN Switches
    10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet LAN Switch
    MAX4892

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  2. MAX4892E Reliability Data
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  3. MAX4890-MAX4892: 10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet LAN Switch Data Sheet
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    The MAX4890/MAX4891/MAX4892 high-speed analog switches meet the needs of 10/100/1000 Base-T applications.

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  4. MAX4892E
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    1000 Base-T, ±15kV ESD Protection LAN Switches
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  5. MAX4890E-MAX4892E: 1000 Base-T, ±15kV ESD Protection LAN Switches Data Sheet
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    The MAX4890E/MAX4892E meet the needs of high-speed differential switching.

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  6. MAX4692
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    Analog Switches Multiplexers
    Low-Voltage 8:1 Mux/Dual 4:1 Mux/Triple SPDT/Quad SPDT in UCSP Package
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  7. MAX4852
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    Dual SPDT Analog Switches with Over-Rail Signal Handling
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  8. MAX4890
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    10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet LAN Switch
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  9. MAX4891
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  10. MAX4896
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    1. MAX4892EETX+: FAQ

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      MAX4892EETX+: FAQ

    2. MAX4892E LED port direction

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      Question:Are the LEDs ports also bidirectional like the other signals ports? For example, can I pass the signal from 0LED1/ 0LED2 to LED0 port, not as described at data sheet- from LED0 to 0LED1/ 0LED2? Answer:Yes, the MAX4892E LED switches are analog switches that pass signals equally in …
      000059924MAX4892EETX+

    3. MAX4891ETJ: FAQ

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      MAX4891ETJ: FAQ

    4. Using MAX4890E or MAX4892E as link breaker?

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      Switches/Multiplexers
      13 December, 2023
      Can I use the MAX4890E or MAX4892E as a 1000 Base T line breaker? It will be used to simulate a connected/disconnected cable between PC and EthernetSwitch. (1 Gigabit Ethernet) Do I have to use magnetics? What do I have to do, that the signals levels are within MAX4890E …
      LAN SwitcheshardwareMAX4890EAnalog Switches Multiplexersswitches and multiplexersMAX4892E

    5. RE: Using MAX4890E or MAX4892E as link breaker?

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      14 December, 2023
      Hi David1, See the corrected version of the switch connections. The center tap should be connected to GND via AC coupling capacitor. Regards, edo

    6. RE: Using MAX4890E or MAX4892E as link breaker?

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      14 December, 2023
      Hi Edo, yes... that's almost what I want to do. I would suggest to name the RJ45.. RJ45(A), RJ45(B1) and RJ45(B2) - this is clearer on which MAX4890E pins the RJ45 would be connected. The magnets will induce positive and negative voltages. The center tap must therefore …

    7. RE: Using MAX4890E or MAX4892E as link breaker?

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      14 December, 2023
      Hi David1, See the truth table mapping the B1 and B2 mapping to A based on the SEL pin logic. From your description, it appears that you want to switch RJ45(A) and RJ45(B) to RJ45(common o/p). Connect the magnetics not to have a negative voltage given …

    8. RE: Using MAX4890E or MAX4892E as link breaker?

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      14 December, 2023
      Hi Edo, thanks for the reponse... I 'm just wondering, that this ic is for switching LAN signals like (1000Base-T) but there is no example how to connect them. Depending how you connect the magnetics, you will have negativ voltage on the MAX4890E pins. And I want to use …

    9. RE: Using MAX4890E or MAX4892E as link breaker?

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      13 December, 2023
      Hi David1, Please, refer to the datasheet for a possible use case You have to use magnetics if not incorporated in the RJ-45. Not sure that I follow this statement: What do I have to do, that the signals levels are within MAX4890E requirements? See the Max ratings for …

    10. In MAX4891 Is it possible to connect A0 to TRD0_N  and A1 to TRD0_P?

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      Yes, Changing the connection of the pairs are possible. The signal lines on ethernet phy block all have the same voltage swing from 0 to the positive supply (i.e. 0V to 3.3V).
      MAX4891ETJKA-07853

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