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The BCM11107KFBG is a network controller and processor IC manufactured by Broadcom Limited. Classified under Communication & Networking ICs, this component is specifically designed for IP phone applications. It operates within the Network Controller & Processor ICs product category and utilizes a TQFP-100 package configuration. The device supports asynchronous and bit communication protocols with a maximum data transfer rate of 50 MBps. It features two serial I/O channels and complies with RoHS standards. The component is currently marked as End-of-Life (EOL) with restricted supply availability.
This component is officially designated as End-of-Life (EOL) by Broadcom Limited. Supply is currently restricted, and Mouser does not list it for sale in all regions. Buyers must verify stock availability through authorized distributors or secondary market suppliers. Due to the discontinuation status, long-term procurement planning requires careful assessment of lead times and potential obsolescence risks associated with legacy inventory sources.
Engineers selecting this part should note its specific focus on IP phone applications rather than general-purpose networking. The TQFP-100 package requires appropriate PCB footprint consideration. Since the device is EOL, alternative solutions from newer Broadcom families or competing manufacturers should be evaluated for new designs. Existing designs utilizing this chip must ensure sufficient inventory reserves to support maintenance and repair cycles given the limited ongoing production.
The BCM11107KFBG belongs to Broadcom's portfolio of specialized communication processors. It sits within the broader category of network controllers used in consumer and enterprise telecommunications equipment. As an older generation component, it represents Broadcom's earlier integration of processing and networking functions into single-chip solutions for dedicated voice over IP devices, preceding more complex multi-core SoCs.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users should consult Broadcom's official product change notifications or contact sales engineering for recommended modern equivalents suitable for IP phone architectures.