Universal PoE compatibility standards help ensure that devices are powered efficiently and safely. To keep up with the increasing power demands of new technology, a new universal standard (IEEE 802.bt) was developed that provides up to 100 Watts of power. By solving the power demands challenge, IEEE 802.bt opens the door to a number of higher-power PoE applications including smart lighting and closed-circuit security cameras.
In PoE systems, power transfer is managed by some handshaking between the Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) and Powered Device (PD). During this process, the PSE detects if the PD is PoE capable and determines power requirements based on defined device type and class.
Ratified in September 2018, IEEE 802.3bt differs from previous standards in two key ways:
Standard | Power - PSE output | Power - PD input | Power - Useable for application (85% efficency) |
---|---|---|---|
802.3af (PoE) | 15.4W | 13W | 11W |
802.3at (PoE+) | 30W | 25.5W | 21.6W |
802.3bt (PoE++)New* | 90W | 71.3W ...90W | 21.6W...76.5W |
Using its unique high-voltage manufacturing process, ON Semiconductor has developed a new family of PoE solutions that are fully compliant with the IEEE 802.3bt specification. These solutions help enable designers to develop PoE systems that are economical and with improved energy efficiency.
PoE-PD ICs | NCP1096 NCP1095 |
DC/DC Controllers | NCP1566 |
MOSFETS | FDMQ8203 (Greenbridge™ 1) FDMQ8205 (Greenbridge™ 2) FDMC8622 |
ESD Protection | ESD8004 |