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LIGHTING-POWER-POE-GEVB: Power over Ethernet (PoE) power module (90W), connected lighting platform

LIGHTING-POWER-POE-GEVB: Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Power Module (90 Watts), Connected Lighting Platform

Overview

The Power Over Ethernet (PoE) module adds reliable, high-power PoE connectivity to the Connected Lighting Platform. Featuring the IEEE 802.3bt compliant NCP1096 Interface Controller, the module supports up to 90 Watts of power.
Features and Applications

Features
Based on the NCP1096
Supports up to 90 Watts of power
IEEE 802.3bt compliant, compatible with 802.3af, 802.3at injector power supplies

Automatic MPS circuit to maintain power signature (Simulation model available as well)
GreenBridge™ 2 rectifiers Output voltage ~56 V defined by PoE standard
Power Device Class 8 required (duty cycle limited for lower classes)

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