I’m designing a carrier board for the Xavier NX, which includes Ethernet. However, the Ethernet is not an RJ-45 jack; the carrier board connects the Ethernet directly to other harnessing that eventually makes its way to a switch. Therefore, I need to include magnetics but no jack.
In the past I’ve found that various Gigabit Ethernet PHYs that I’ve used call out specific supported magnetics. Is that the case for the Realtek RTL8211FDI Gigabit Ethernet Controller than the NX uses? Unfortunately Realtek only provides information to development partners. I’m hoping that Nvidia or anybody else who is a development partner may be able to provide information about the required magnetics?
Interestingly there is nothing in the NX Design Guide about the Ethernet interface. Thanks!
@Trumany Thank you for your response. Based an these specs, the Bournes SM51589PEL appears to be a good candidate. Specs are similar, and it’s relatively small, low cost, and available. I’m sure that you’re unable to confirm whether or not this part will be suitable, but if you see anything that makes it clearly not suitable, I’d very much appreciate the feedback!
Hi Vikrant.v,
Can you share with us how you managed the connection between M12 and PCB board. I presume M12 needs to be connected to magnetics with cables and a connector on PCB( or direct solder). How do you overcome the impedance control?