Data center switch integrated circuits and reference designs

Description

Our integrated circuits and reference designs help you create data center switches with ultra-high bandwidth and low-power consumption. Use the interactive reference diagram below to design a high-speed Ethernet switch with the right interface, physical interface device (PHY) and power management products to support the connectivity needs of modern Ethernet switch fabrics.

Modern data center switch designs require:

Highly-efficient power solutions for the latest-generation FPGAs, ASICs and CPUs.
Best-in-class signal integrity for ever increasing data rates.
Reduced system downtime through detection and prevention of damaging conditions.

Technical documentation

Application notes & user guides

Application Notes (9)

Title	Type	Size (KB)	Date
Optimizing Network Switch Designs with Common Logic Use Cases (Rev. A)	PDF	556 KB	01 Apr 2021
Supported synchronization modes for TI network synchronizers (Rev. A)	PDF	533 KB	22 Feb 2019
Understanding clocking needs for high-speed 56G PAM-4 serial links (Rev. A)	PDF	167 KB	22 Feb 2019
How to use the LMK05318 as a jitter cleaner	PDF	1.13 MB	16 Jan 2019
DC/DC Point-of-load Power Solutions for Wired Networking Switch Systems	PDF	70 KB	11 Dec 2018
Optimizing Layout of the TPS54824 HotRod™ Package for Thermal Performance	PDF	1.12 MB	16 Nov 2018
Glitch free power sequencing with AXC level translators (Rev. A)	PDF	948 KB	20 Sep 2018
An Overview of Bus-Hold Circuit and the Applications (Rev. B)	PDF	500 KB	17 Sep 2018
Interfacing Between LVPECL, VML, CML and LVDS Levels	PDF	253 KB	17 Dec 2002

Product bulletin & white papers

White Papers (1)

Title	Type	Size (MB)	Date
Internally compensated advanced current mode (ACM) (Rev. A)	PDF	1.99 MB	07 Dec 2018

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