- Dallas TX, US David N. Abramson - Hooksett NH, US Karl H. Jacobs - Hampton NH, US
International Classification:
H04L 12/10 G06F 1/26 H02J 3/06 H02J 4/00
Abstract:
Disclosed examples include redundant Power over Ethernet (PoE) systems, powered device (PD) controllers and methods in which a first PD controller sends a signal to indicate to the other PD controllers that the first PD controller is powered, and a second PD controller newly connected or reconnected to a corresponding power sourcing equipment (PSE) refrains from turning off a shared DC-DC converter, and the second PD controller waits to allow an inrush current delay of the corresponding PSE to complete before allowing current flow between the DC-DC converter and the corresponding PSE, and the second PD controller selectively provides a signal to request an application circuit powered by the DC-DC converter to temporarily reduce its power consumption below a predetermined value if the corresponding PSE is configured to provide no more than the predetermined value of power.
Power Over Ethernet Powered Device Having Automatic Power Signature
In a Power over Ethernet (PoE) system, a Powered Device (PD) having circuitry to measure the load current from a Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) in the PD. Circuitry compares the measured load current with a first threshold. Circuitry automatically generates load pulses for signaling the PSE, that power to the PD should be maintained.
Turn On Method Without Power Interruption Redundant Power Over Ethernet Systems
- Dallas TX, US David N. Abramson - Hooksett NH, US Karl H. Jacobs - Hampton NH, US
Assignee:
Texas Instruments Incorporated - Dallas TX
International Classification:
H04L 12/10
Abstract:
Disclosed examples include redundant Power over Ethernet (PoE) systems, powered device (PD) controllers and methods in which a first PD controller sends a signal to indicate to the other PD controllers that the first PD controller is powered, and a second PD controller newly connected or reconnected to a corresponding power sourcing equipment (PSE) refrains from turning off a shared DC-DC converter, and the second PD controller waits to allow an inrush current delay of the corresponding PSE to complete before allowing current flow between the DC-DC converter and the corresponding PSE, and the second PD controller selectively provides a signal to request an application circuit powered by the DC-DC converter to temporarily reduce its power consumption below a predetermined value if the corresponding PSE is configured to provide no more than the predetermined value of power.
- Dallas TX, US David N. Abramson - Hooksett NH, US Karl H. Jacobs - Hampton NH, US
International Classification:
H05B 33/08 H04L 12/10
Abstract:
In a Power over Ethernet (PoE) system, a Powered Device (PD) having circuitry to measure the load current from a Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) in the PD. Circuitry compares the measured load current with a first threshold. Circuitry automatically generates load pulses for signaling the PSE, that power to the PD should be maintained.
Dr. Jacobs graduated from the Emory University School of Medicine in 1993. He works in La Jolla, CA and specializes in Psychiatry. Dr. Jacobs is affiliated with UCSD Medical Center.