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Ant_Magma
- Jan 1, 1970
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I'm building a powerline modem using Belfuse's powerline module:
http://belfuse.com/Data/DBObject/0804-5000-03-04.pdf
I've requested for reference design and they say no reference design
are available.
My question:
I have realized with the reference design of my ethernet transceiver
that most of the pins (unless specifically stated) have a 50ohm
resistor (i'm assuming its a terminating resistor?).
Since without a reference design, i'm guessing i just connect the pins
of the powerline module directly to the corresponding pins at my
ethernet transceiver. My question is, do i have to place any resistors
btwn these connections too? Is there like a conventional rule of thumb
etc when dealing with these kind of situations?
http://belfuse.com/Data/DBObject/0804-5000-03-04.pdf
I've requested for reference design and they say no reference design
are available.
My question:
I have realized with the reference design of my ethernet transceiver
that most of the pins (unless specifically stated) have a 50ohm
resistor (i'm assuming its a terminating resistor?).
Since without a reference design, i'm guessing i just connect the pins
of the powerline module directly to the corresponding pins at my
ethernet transceiver. My question is, do i have to place any resistors
btwn these connections too? Is there like a conventional rule of thumb
etc when dealing with these kind of situations?
