Ksz80 Ob S4lv0.2 Datasheet May 2026

Ksz80 Ob S4lv0.2 Datasheet: A Comprehensive Guide

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Pin Configuration (Partial)

| Pin | Name | Type | Description | |-----|------|------|-------------| | 1 | TX+ | I/O | Transmit positive | | 2 | TX- | I/O | Transmit negative | | 3 | RX+ | I/O | Receive positive | | 4 | S4LV_OUT1 | Power | 0.2A LDO output 1 | | 5 | S4LV_OUT2 | Power | 0.2A LDO output 2 | | 6 | S4LV_OUT3 | Power | 0.2A LDO output 3 | | 7 | S4LV_OUT4 | Power | 0.2A LDO output 4 | | 8 | VDD33 | Power | 3.3V input | | ... | ... | ... | ... | Ksz80 Ob S4lv0

6. Pinout & packaging (example)

• Package: QFN-48 or LQFP-64 (typical small-package switch IC)
• Pin examples:

  The KSZ8081 is built on Microchip’s (formerly Micrel) proprietary mixed-signal design. It is engineered to provide low power consumption and high robustness against electromagnetic interference (EMI). The "OB" designation typically refers to specific silicon revisions or packaging variants used in high-density PCB designs. Key Technical Specifications Package: QFN-48 or LQFP-64 (typical small-package switch IC)

  1. Product summary

  • Product name: Ksz80 Ob S4lv0.2 (example variant)
  • Device type: 4-port Ethernet switch / PHY / SoC peripheral (assumed)
  • Target applications: Industrial Ethernet, embedded networking, IoT gateways, automotive/non-automotive control systems requiring small managed switch functionality
  • Key features (assumed):