Microchip ENC28J60-I/SO, Ethernet Controller, 10Mbps SPI, Serial-SPI, 3.3 V, 28-Pin SOIC

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Brand

Microchip

Physical Network Type

10BaseT

Host Interface

Serial-SPI

IC Type

Controller IC

Network Interface

SPI

Communication Mode

Full Duplex, Half Duplex

Data Rate

10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, 1000Mbps

Standard Supported

IEEE 802.3

Mounting Type

Surface Mount

Package Type

SOIC

Pin Count

28

DMA Support

Yes

Typical Operating Supply Voltage

3.3 V

Dimensions

17.9 x 7.5 x 2.05mm

Maximum Operating Temperature

+85 °C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40 °C

ECN28J60 10Base-T Ethernet Controllers


The ENC28J60 from Microchip is a great stand-alone ethernet controller. ENC28J60 is a 10BASE-T controller in a small form factor SOIC package with 28 pins. Featuring bandwidth of 10Mbps and onboard MAC & PHY, this controller is great for a range of applications. Microchips ethernet controllers also contain internal DMA for faster memory copying and a max speed of 25Mhz.

Features and Benefits:


  • 10BASE-T

  • Integrated MAC and PHY

  • 10Mbps bandwidth

  • IEEE 802.3 compatible

  • SPI interface with clock speeds up to 25Mhz

  • Supports MAC Unicast, Multicast and Broadcast packets

  • PHY loopback mode and programmable outputs

Applications:


  • Security

  • Instrumentation

  • Home control

  • Building automation

  • Industrial automation

  • VoIP

PHY and MAC?


PHY stand for 'Physical layer'. A physical layer is the first layer in an OSI stack. PHY layer will define physical and electrical characteristics of the network.

MAC is the abbreviation for 'Medium Access Control' and is the second layer in the OSI stack. The MAC is responsible for sending and receiving RF frames.

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