Manufacturer Part Number
BCM5461SA2IQMG
Manufacturer
Broadcom
Introduction
The BCM5461SA2IQMG is a high-performance, single-chip Gigabit Ethernet transceiver from Broadcom. Designed for use in networking equipment, it integrates physical layer functions required for a gigabit Ethernet over copper applications.
Product Features and Performance
Single-chip Gigabit Ethernet transceiver
Supports 10/100/1000BASE-T operation
Auto-negotiation functionality
Advanced power management features
Integrated line-side termination to conserve board space
Robust echo and crosstalk cancellation capabilities
IEEE 802.3ab compliance
Product Advantages
Reduces system cost by integrating multiple functions into a single chip
Offers flexibility with support for multi-speed operation
Provides reliable data transmission with advanced error correction
Simplifies PCB layout with integrated termination
Enhances power efficiency, suitable for green energy applications
Key Technical Parameters
Support for 10/100/1000 Mbps data rates
Auto MDI/MDIX crossover correction
Power consumption optimization features
IEEE 802.3ab 1000BASE-T compliant
Quality and Safety Features
Built to meet or exceed networking industry standards
Comprehensive error detection and correction capabilities
Rigorous testing for quality and reliability
Compatibility
Compatible with industry-standard Gigabit Ethernet protocols and equipment
Flexible interface options for broad application support
Application Areas
Desktop and laptop computers
Networking equipment including routers, switches, and network interface cards
Enterprise networking systems for data centers and offices
Industrial automation and control systems
Product Lifecycle
Currently marked as Obsolete, indicating that it is no longer in production
Users should look for newer models or contact Broadcom for replacement options and support
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Comprehensive integration reduces both cost and design complexity
Supports a wide range of network speeds, increasing its versatility
Advanced algorithms improve signal quality and network reliability
Low power consumption makes it ideal for energy-sensitive applications
Despite being obsolete, its robust feature set may still offer utility in specific legacy systems or niche applications