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LAN8720AI-CP-TR

Microchip Technology

LAN8720AI-CP-TR is a Microchip Technology 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Ethernet PHY transceiver in 24-pin QFN, tape and reel — the industrial-temperature ordering code for embedded Ethernet: RMII interface to the host MAC, single 3.3 V supply with flexPWR power management, HP Auto-MDIX and auto-negotiation. The -40 °C to +85 °C rating is the selection point: it is the variant to specify for outdoor, industrial and transportation equipment where the commercial-grade LAN8720A-CP-TR (0 °C to +85 °C) would run out of specification. Selection advice: the AI code denotes the industrial temperature grade and TR the tape-and-reel packing — match both when your BOM was qualified at -40 °C; footprint and RMII wiring are shared with the commercial variant, so migration is a BOM-line change, not a board change. Parameters verified against Microchip Technology ordering documentation.

Interface ICsEthernet transceiverQFN-24
MPN
LAN8720AI-CP-TR
Manufacturer
Microchip Technology
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Ethernet transceiver
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QFN-24
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