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OS81119, The World’s First Dual-Port INIC

October 2, 2017 Microchip Technology, Inc.

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Simplify your system design by using the OS81119, the latest addition to Microchip’s portfolio of MOST150 Intelligent Network Interface Controllers (INICs). The OS81119 is the world’s first dual-port INIC; it offers both coaxial and optical physical layers as specified for MOST150 technology, while providing a choice in network topology with different options, including daisy chain and ring.

Includes USB 2.0 high-speed port as the interface to system on chip (SoCs)
Supports dual-simplex and full-duplex communication
Supports coax system diagnosis
Compatible with Microchip’s Unified Centralized Network Stack (UNICENS)
MOST® Linux® Driver is available
Rapid prototyping tool available now!

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