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`Karl Nakamura
`karln@cisco.com
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`rkaram@cisco.com
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`2 Signal Pair Operation
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`(cid:127) Overview
`(cid:127) Phone Discovery
`(cid:127) Power Delivery
`(cid:127) Signal Quality Impact
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`(cid:127) Using Discovery Tone in Loopback without
`power (see “DTE Power via MDI” by Vafa
`Rakshani and Kevin Brown of Broadcom on
`11/8/99, 3/8/00)
`(cid:127) Each Port on Switch Individually Controlled
`(cid:127) Power from Switch up to 8-10 Watts @ 48V (see
`“LAN Magnetics operating under DC Bias
`Conditions” by Henry Heinricks of Pulse
`Engineering on 11/8/99)
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`Advantages of 2 Signal Pair Powering
`From the Switch
`(cid:127) Preserve 2-pairs legacy wiring
`(cid:127) No Patch Panel Work for New Line Cards
`(cid:127) Does not lock us in mid-span powering for ever
`(cid:127) No Patch Panel Work for Gigabit Ports
`(cid:127) No additional Rack Space Required
`(cid:127) Few Components needed on the Switch/DTE
`Isolated side of the Magnetics Features:
`(cid:127)
`2000V Isolation and ESD Protection
`Differential Signaling
`Meets IEEE 802.3 SPECIFICATIONS
`(cid:127) EMI Tested and Verified to meet FCC Class B limits at the DTE
`and the Switch
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