Campus & branch switches

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Our integrated circuits and reference designs help you create campus and branch switches with higher bandwidth and low power consumption. Use the interactive reference diagram below to design modern, high-speed campus and branch switches to support the connectivity needs of today's Ethernet switch fabric with our power-over-Ethernet (POE), microcontroller, interface, physical interface device (PHY) and power management products.

Modern campus and branch switches require:

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Application note	Optimizing Network Switch Designs with Common Logic Use Cases (Rev. A)	PDF \| HTML	Apr 1, 2021
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Application note	Supported synchronization modes for TI network synchronizers (Rev. A)		Feb 22, 2019
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Application note	DC/DC Point-of-load Power Solutions for Wired Networking Switch Systems		Dec 11, 2018
White paper	Internally compensated advanced current mode (ACM) (Rev. A)		Dec 7, 2018
Analog design Journal	Comparing internally-compensated advanced current mode (ACM) w/ D-CAP3™ control (Rev. A)		Nov 6, 2018
Application note	Glitch free power sequencing with AXC level translators (Rev. A)		Sep 20, 2018
Analog design Journal	Understanding thermal-resistance specification of DC/DC convert. w/ MOSFETs		Jan 4, 2018
Application note	Interfacing Between LVPECL, VML, CML and LVDS Levels		Dec 17, 2002

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