I've used the Intel LXT972, and now I'm going to the Broadcom AC101. If your application is really cost sensitive, I'd advise looking at the Broadcom part. I got quotes for $1.80 in 1k buys.
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I've used the Intel LXT972, and now I'm going to the Broadcom AC101. If your application is really cost sensitive, I'd advise looking at the Broadcom part. I got quotes for $1.80 in 1k buys.
Elroy
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Thanks all for the replies, very useful!
I am experience an odd problem with the LAN91C111:
I can get read and write access to registers in bank 0 and 1 normally (by writing 0 and 1 into the bank address 0x0E, as per specs).
However, in order to get access to registers in bank 2 and 3 I have to write 4 and 5 into address 0x0E. Is this a known feature?? Writing 2 or 3 (as I think it should be) reads back gibberish.
And no, I don't think I have the address or data lines swapped around, I have tried various test writing and reading, even from the constant read only reagisters, and the values are read correctly (blimey, the time I have spent time checking and double checking on this!!)
Anybody any ideas what may be going on?
Thanks in advance!
could you please describe the configuration for the 185k byte/sec , tcip, udp, packet size, what kinda thing you are doing , I guess I would have expected it to be a little higher ? thanks KB
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