bcm5348m Broadcom Corp., bcm5348m Datasheet
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bcm5348m
Manufacturer Part Number
bcm5348m
Description
Single-chip L2 Managed Switch With 48 10/100 Ports Four Gbe Ports
Manufacturer
Broadcom Corp.
Datasheet
1.BCM5348M.pdf
(2 pages)
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SINGLE-CHIP L2+ MANAGED SWITCH WITH 48 10/100 PORTS + FOUR GbE PORTS
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Eighth-generation ROBO L2+ 48 FE + four SGMII interfaces
Twenty-four fully integrated 10/100 PHYs
Twenty-four ports providing external PHY connectivity via SSSMII
Compact Field Processor (CFP) based on TCAM technology
Clustering with single IP management
Double Tagging supports traffic aggregation
QoS packet classification supports four priority queues
Port-based VLAN and 802.1Q VLAN with 4K entries
Spanning Tree (IEEE 802.1D/1s/1w)
MAC-based trunking with automatic link failover
Port mirroring
IGMP snooping Layer2/3
Programmable Broadcast, Multicast, and Unknown Unicast storm
control
Per port bandwidth/rate control
8K MAC addresses with automatic learning and aging
Protected port
Multicast address table for 256 entries
RvMII, MII, or GMII additional port for management
EEPROM, SPI, MDC/MDIO, or EB Bus Interfaces
Hardware and software reset
Provides per port 70+ MIB counters with MIB Snapshot capability
Jumbo frame support up to 2048 bytes
JTAG
Embedded 1.8V and 1.2V regulators, typical power consumption:
5W
676-pin PBGA package
F E A T U R E S
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48-Port FE Switch for Small/Medium Businesses
Cable/DSL/Wireless
Router
Printer
IP Phones
Uplink Copper or Fiber
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BCM5348M
The BCM5348M includes:
Flexible TCAM-based ContentAware™ Classification technology
for affordable security and Access Control List
Double Tagging enables ISP applications.
Enables a new generation of lower cost FE switches with the
highest integration of enhanced L2+ features and maximum
connectivity.
Optimized for WebSuperSmart™ managed switch design.
802.1Q VLAN allows segmentation of network into smaller
broadcast domains to preserve bandwidth and increase network
security.
Four flexible Class of Service (CoS) queues per port ensure the
lowest latency to high-priority traffic. This enables the switch to
support a wide variety of delay-sensitive video and audio multicast
applications.
IEEE 802.3ad link aggregation increases effective bandwidth and
provides redundancy of a link.
IEEE 802.1X Extensive Authentication Protocol over LAN
(EAPOL) plus MAC address locking enhances network port
security.
Storm and Bandwidth/Rate Control provide better traffic profile
management.
Access to all internal registers through EB Bus, SPI, or MDC/
MDIO interfaces.
Hardware support for implementing SNMP and RMON.
Low-power consumption and embedded regulators allow simple
PCB design.
Server
- Twenty-four 10/100 transceivers for TX/FX
- Forty-eight media access controllers
- Five Gigabit media access controllers
- Four megabit total of packet buffer and control memory
- Nonblocking switch fabric supports up to 48 FE + 4 GbE ports
S U M M A R Y O F B E N E F I T S
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... Embedded 1.8V and 1.2V regulators, typical power consumption: • 5W 676-pin PBGA package • BCM5348M The BCM5348M includes: • Flexible TCAM-based ContentAware™ Classification technology • for affordable security and Access Control List Double Tagging enables ISP applications. • Enables a new generation of lower cost FE switches with the • ...
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... Rapid STP, and flexible ingress and egress checking rules for VLAN processing. The BCM5348M supports up to four CoS queues per egress port – ideal for delay-sensitive multimedia applications. Traffic can be assigned to these CoS queues based on the port ID, the MAC address, the 802.1p priority field in Layer 2, the TOS field in IPv4, or the DiffServ field in IPv6 headers ...