PAS6502B-F3GI

Controllers Overview

The PAS6502B-F3GI is a highly integrated Ethernet Physical Layer (PHY) transceiver supporting 10/100/1000 Base-T standards. It functions as an EPON SFU System on Chip with Voice over IP capabilities. The component utilizes I²C, MII, and SPI interfaces for control and data communication. This device is designed for high-speed data handling within fiber optic access networks.

Controllers Feature Summary

• Supports 10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet standards
• Integrates EPON SFU functionality with VoIP support
• Provides multiple interface options including I²C, MII, and SPI

Controllers Applications

• EPON Single Family Unit implementations
• Voice over IP network integration
• High-speed data handling systems

Controllers Procurement Notes

Verify the current status of this component before procurement planning, as it is listed as obsolete in official manufacturer records. Confirm availability through authorized distributors or secondary market suppliers if active production has ceased. Ensure that any replacement strategy accounts for the discontinuation status to maintain supply chain stability for existing designs.

Controllers Selection Notes

Select this component only for legacy designs requiring specific EPON SFU integration with VoIP capabilities. Evaluate compatibility with existing I²C, MII, and SPI bus architectures. Consider the obsolete status when designing new products, as long-term supply may be limited. Validate performance requirements against the supported 10/100/1000 Base-T standards.

Controllers Part Context

This part belongs to the Microsemi EPON System on Chip family, specifically targeting Single Family Unit applications. It combines physical layer transceiver functions with system-level processing for fiber access networks. The F3GI suffix typically denotes package and temperature grade variations within the product line.

Controllers Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Due to the obsolete status, direct replacements must be identified through distributor cross-reference tools or by consulting Microchip engineering for equivalent newer generation components.