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Monday, March 19, 2007
Saelig iEthernet W5100: Ethernet-controller IC features a hard-wired TCP/IP core
Mar 19 2007 12:00AM | Permalink |Email this|Comments (0) |
Developed using the W3150A TCP/IP stack IC, the iEthernet W5100 10/100 Ethernet-controller IC includes a hard-wired TCP/IP core and a PHY (physical-layer) interface. This memory-mapped hardware device provides low-end microcontrollers with Internet capabilities at speeds as high as 25 Mbps. WIZnet designed the W5100, which costs $5.20 (2000).
Saelig, www.saelig.com
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