3 lan link activity and speed led, 4 lan routing guideline, 1 impedance – IEI Integration ICE-DB-T6 User Manual

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Type 6 Carrier Board Design Guide

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3.9.3 LAN Link Activity and Speed LED

The COM Express module has four 3.3V open drain outputs to directly drive activity,

speed indication and link status LEDs. The 3.3V standby voltage should be used as LED

supply voltage so that the link activity can be viewed during system standby state. Since

LEDs are likely to be integrated into a RJ-45 connector with integrated magnetics module,

the LED traces need to be routed away from potential sources of EMI noise.

3.9.4 LAN Routing Guideline

3.9.4.1 Impedance

Parameters

Routing

Transfer Rate

1.0 Gbits/sec

Maximum signal line length (coupled traces)

8.0 inches specified by COM Express "

Signal length used on COM Express module
(including the carrier board connector) "

3.0 inches specified by COM Express "

Signal length allowance for the COM Express
carrier board "

5.0 inches to the magnetics module

Maximum signal length between isolation
magnetics module and RJ-45 connector on the
carrier board

1.0 inch

Differential Impedance

95 Ohms +/-20%

Single-ended Impedance

55 Ohms +/-15%

Spacing between RX and TX pairs (inter-pair) (s)

Min. 50mils

Spacing between differential pairs and high-speed
periodic signals

Min. 300mils

Spacing between differential pairs and low-speed
non periodic signals

Min. 100mils

Length matching between differential pairs
(intra-pair)

Max. 5mils

Length matching between RX and TX pairs
(inter-pair)

Max. 30mils

Spacing between digital ground and analog ground
plane (between the magnetics module and RJ-45
connector)

Min. 60mils

Spacing from edge of plane

Min. 40mils

Via Usage

Max. of 2 vias on TX path Max. of 2 vias on
RX path

Table 3-18: LAN Impedance Consideration

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