How to implement PoE with WIZnet W5500?

TCP/IP Chip W5500
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I want to implement a PoE solution and I started to design the board based on W5500 reference designs:
[url]http://wizwiki.net/wiki/doku.php?id=products:w5500:refschematic[/url]

I am using the design with the external transformer.

My questions are:

  1. How to adapt the schematic to use 2 pairs for PoE and be compatible with both modes of PoE? In DFRobot’s Ethernet shield
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    (see schematic at bottom of page), the pairs were filtered with an C-R-C network, but, correlating with W5500’s schematic, should these components support 2kV? Also, for me it is not clear if DFRobot’s design works in both modes of PoE.

  2. I’ve seen RJ45 jacks with integrated magnetics and WIZnet gives a separate reference design which uses this type of jack. Can that design be adjusted for PoE? How?

  3. I’ve found many types of jacks which integrates PoE magnetics such as:

MagJack SI-52008-F
[url]http://belfuse.com/pdfs/SI-52008-F.pdf[/url]

Wurth 7499210121A
[url]https://katalog.we-online.de/pbs/datasheet/7499210121A.pdf[/url]

Why do some jacks, like Wurth, integrate diode bridges when PoE is DC? Also, see Silvertel’s PoE 9600 module which integrates diode bridges.

  1. In the schematic from DFRobot, a PoE PD interface and regulator circuit is used. Can’t I just take the 48 V DC and use that voltage in a simple DC-DC converter? Why does such an interface is required?

  2. Would it be better to use a jack with metallic enclosure, than a plastic one?

  3. Would the PoE design work if I used a lower voltage, 5-12 V, instead of 48V?

  4. Relating to the WIZnet designs, why does the center tap on the TX transformer, on the chip side, needs to be connected to 3.3V?

Thank you!

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Hi.

Sorry. We don’t provide PoE information. because, We no have PoE reference.

So, It is ask to PoE producer company.

W5500 is just Ethernet communication chip.

DFR0342 was use W5500 and just adder PoE function(chip).

So, you ask to PoE producer.

Thank you.