Fixed data center switch

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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.

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Type	Title		Date
Technical article	Are you ready for BAW?	PDF \| HTML	29 Jun 2023
Application note	How to use the LMK05318 as a jitter cleaner		27 Feb 2019
Application note	Glitch free power sequencing with AXC level translators (Rev. A)		20 Sep 2018
Application note	An Overview of Bus-Hold Circuit and the Applications (Rev. B)		19 Sep 2018
Application note	Optimizing Layout of the TPS54824 HotRod™ Package for Thermal Performance		16 Nov 2018
Application note	Interfacing Between LVPECL, VML, CML and LVDS Levels		16 Dec 2002
Application note	Supported synchronization modes for TI network synchronizers (Rev. A)		11 May 2022
Application note	DC/DC Point-of-load Power Solutions for Wired Networking Switch Systems		11 May 2022
Application note	Understanding clocking needs for high-speed 56G PAM-4 serial links (Rev. A)		11 May 2022
Application note	Optimizing Network Switch Designs with Common Logic Use Cases (Rev. A)	PDF \| HTML	10 May 2022
Analog Design Journal	Understanding thermal-resistance specification of DC/DC convert. w/ MOSFETs		08 Jan 2018
White paper	Internally compensated advanced current mode (ACM) (Rev. A)		07 Dec 2018
Analog Design Journal	Comparing internally-compensated advanced current mode (ACM) w/ D-CAP3™ control (Rev. A)		06 Nov 2018

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