Wow, nice part!  I can see all sorts of fun applications for this one.

Would be interesting to find out if the wire-analysis that's built in
could provide simple time domain functions to measure wire length and
such...

-Adam

On 2/29/08, Edson Brusque <brusque.listas@citronics.com.br> wrote:
> Hello,
>
>     I'm working on a design that will need two (for daisy chaining
> devices) 100Mbps ethernet ports.
>
>     The Micrel KSZ8842-16 seens to be the perfect solution. Not very
> expensive, two ports, can interface with microcontrollers.
>
>     Now, it would take months to get it right. I've done designs using
> the RTL8019AS, so I "know Ethernet", but...
>
>     If there's anyone who have worked with it, preferably interfacing
> it with PIC's or dsPIC's, I would like to have a chat. Maybe I could
> hire someone to do the communication work while I do other things.
>
>     Best regards,
>
>     Brusque
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