Ethernet Controller 10/100 Base-T/TX Bus Interface 80-TQFP-EP (12x12) The LAN9254-I/JRX is an EtherCAT SubDevice (slave) controller developed by Microchip Technology, designed to serve as the communication backbone for industrial automation devices participating in an EtherCAT network. The device integrates dual Ethernet physical layer transceivers directly on-chip, eliminating the need for external PHY components and simplifying the design of EtherCAT-enabled equipment such as servo drives, sensors, I/O modules, and other field devices used in real-time industrial control systems. Architecturally, the controller can operate as either a two-port or three-port node, depending on the network topology required. In its standard configuration it functions as a two-port device supporting daisy-chain connections typical of EtherCAT line topologies. When configured as a three-port device, it gains an additional management interface port that can connect to an external PHY or to another LAN9254, enabling star or tree network topologies and allowing the device to act as a branching point within a larger EtherCAT installation. Each integrated Ethernet PHY operates in full-duplex mode and supports automatic crossover detection, so the device can use either straight-through or crossover cabling without requiring manual configuration. Beyond pure protocol handling, the LAN9254 includes a substantial set of general-purpose digital input and output lines, allowing it to be used in simple field devices without requiring a separate microcontroller. For more complex applications, the device communicates with an external host processor through an integrated host bus interface that behaves like simple memory-mapped SRAM, supporting both 8-bit and 16-bit data widths along with multiple byte-ordering conventions, which makes it straightforward to interface with a wide range of microcontroller and microprocessor architectures. Internally, dual process data RAM buffers manage the exchange of real-time process data between the host application and the EtherCAT communication engine, while a dedicated interrupt line notifies the host of relevant internal events. A key feature of the device is its built-in distributed clock mechanism, which provides high-precision timing synchronization across all nodes in an EtherCAT network. This capability is essential for motion control and other applications where multiple devices must act in tight temporal coordination. The controller also provides configurable status indication through standard network activity and link LEDs, along with optional error and run-state indicators that give visibility into the health and operational state of the device at a glance. Power architecture on the LAN9254 is simplified through an integrated linear regulator, allowing the device to be operated from a single primary supply rail while internally generating the lower voltage needed for its core logic. This reduces the external power supply complexity that would otherwise be required to support separate core and I/O voltage domains. The "-I" designation on this particular part number indicates an industrial-grade temperature rating, making it suitable for deployment in factory floor and other demanding industrial environments where extended thermal range and long-term reliability are required. The device is housed in a surface-mount package consistent with dense industrial control board layouts and is compliant with RoHS material restrictions. Spec Sheet Identification Part Number: LAN9254-I/JRX Device Family: LAN9254 Manufacturer: Microchip Technology Functional Classification Device Type: EtherCAT SubDevice (slave) controller Network Role: Two/three-port configurable node Integrated PHYs: Dual Ethernet physical layer transceivers, on-chip Auto-MDIX Support: Yes, supports direct and crossover cabling Communication & Protocol Features Protocol: EtherCAT Topology Support: Daisy-chain (line), star, and tree topologies Additional Port Mode: Optional third port for branching/tap configurations Clock Synchronization: Integrated distributed clock for high-precision timing Host Interface Interface Type: SRAM-like host bus interface Data Width Support: Selectable bit-width host bus operation Endianness Support: Multiple byte-ordering modes Process Data Handling: Dual process data RAM buffers Interrupt Support: Configurable host interrupt line Digital I/O General-Purpose I/O: Integrated digital I/O lines for microcontroller-less operation Standalone Mode: Supports operation without external microcontroller for simple device designs Power Architecture Supply Configuration: Single primary supply rail Internal Regulation: Integrated linear regulator for core voltage generation Status Indication LED Support: Standard run and link/activity indicators per port Optional Indicators: Configurable error and run-state status indicators Environmental & Qualification Temperature Grade: Industrial ("-I" suffix) RoHS Compliance: Yes Package Package Type: Surface-mount, quad flat package style Mounting: Surface mount technology (SMT) Packaging Format Supply Format: Tape-and-reel, per part suffix designation #LAN9254 #Microchip #EtherCAT #SlaveController #SubDeviceController #IndustrialEthernet #IndustrialAutomation #MotionControl #EmbeddedSystems #FieldDevice #DigitalIO #HostBusInterface #DistributedClock #TQFP #RoHSCompliant #IndustrialGrade #EngineeringSpec #ComponentLibrary #CommonPartsLibrary #SemiconductorIC

Battery Power Management IC Multi-Chemistry 14-TSSOP The bq34210-Q1 1-Series Cell System-Side CEDV Fuel Gauge provides fuel gauging and End-of-Service (EOS) Determination for 1-series cell batteries in applications that encounter infrequent discharge, such as eCall systems and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) for backup during power failures, where batteries may stay connected to a charging power source most of their lifetime until needed. The bq34210-Q1 fuel gauge supports multiple battery chemistries, including Li-Ion, LiFePO4, and NiMH. The gas gauging function uses voltage, current, and temperature data along with Compensated End-ofDischarge (CEDV) technology to provide State-ofCharge (SOC) and State-of-Health (SOH) data. The device's EOS Determination function alerts when battery capability has degraded and is approaching the end of its usable service. Battery fuel gauging with the bq34210-Q1 fuel gauge requires connections only to PACK+ (P+) and PACK– (P–) for a removable battery pack or embedded battery management system. Features 1• Automotive-Qualified AEC-Q100, Grade 3 • 1-Series Cell Battery Fuel Gauge Supports Li-Ion, LiFePO4, and NiMH (3-Cell) Chemistries – Resides on System Board – Powers Directly from the Battery with Integrated LDO – Supports a Low-Value External Sense Resistor (10 mΩ) • Learning Load Enable (LEN) from Host • Ultra-Low Power Consumption in NORMAL (50 µA) and SLEEP (9 µA) Modes • Supports Replacement Batteries • Accurate End-of-Service (EOS) Determination for Batteries in Rarely Discharged Applications • CEDV Gas Gauge for 1-Series Cell Batteries, Providing: – State-of-Charge (SOC) – Time-to-Empty (TTE) – State-of-Health (SOH) • High-Side and Low-Side Current Sensing Options • Internal Temperature Sensor OR External Thermistor • Microcontroller Peripheral Interface Supports: – 400-kHz I 2C™ Serial Interface – Configurable Interrupt (ALERT) for SOC, Battery Levels, Temperature Faults, and Charge/Discharge Status 2 Applications • eCall Systems • Telematics Backup Systems • Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Backup Systems • Emergency Battery Power Modules #BatteryFuelGauge #BatteryManagement #FuelGaugeIC #AutomotiveElectronics #TexasInstruments #LiIonBattery #LiFePO4 #I2C #PowerManagement #AECQ100 #BackupBattery #UPS #EmbeddedSystems