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AOE | What is a Power over Ethernet PD IC

Our expert Alan Zwiren provides an overview of Powered Device Integrated Circuits. The Powered Device, or PD IC or semiconductor is the chip that takes power off an ethernet cable and delivers it to the device being powered. With emerging applications such as Smarter Cities and Buildings, today there are new devices every day taking advantage of PoE being designed and developed! Watch additional PoE series episodes of Ask Our Experts, including: • What is Power over Ethernet (PoE)? • What is the difference between PoE, PoE+, and PoE++? • Do all PoE devices conform to industry standards? • What applications use Power over Ethernet? • What is a Power Over Ethernet PSE IC? For more information, visit our PoE product page: https://www.microchip.com/poE #PoE #Poweroverethernet #PoE+ #PDIC

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