Does anyone know what the clock tolerance is on routers etc. for 1 Gigabit Ethernet and where can I find it on the internet. I'm referring to the reference clock that runs at 156.25MHz. It should be +/- some PPM. I'm looking to find out what that something is. I'm building a piece of equipment that links to routers and I need to know what the pull-in range needs to be to accomidate all routers. This is 1 GbE, not 10 GbE. Thank you in advance.
2006-08-28
12:17:59
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TaxMan
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This is a PHY interface over fiber. Thank you for asking me to clarify, and sorry I didn't originally.
2006-08-29
02:42:19 ·
update #1