PoDL

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PoDL (Power over Data Lines) is an Ethernet standard that delivers electrical power and data over a single twisted pair of conductors, commonly used in automotive and industrial applications.

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instanceOf Ethernet power delivery standard ⓘ
IEEE standard feature ⓘ
abbreviationOf Power over Data Lines ⓘ
linked to: Power over Ethernet
applicationDomain automotive networking ⓘ
building automation ⓘ
industrial automation ⓘ
transportation systems ⓘ
benefit reduced cable bulk ⓘ
reduced connector count ⓘ
support for harsh environments ⓘ
category networking technology ⓘ
power distribution technology ⓘ
compatibleWith 1000BASE-T1 ⓘ
100BASE-T1 ⓘ
10BASE-T1L ⓘ
10BASE-T1S ⓘ
definedIn IEEE 802.3bu ⓘ
differentFrom Power over Ethernet ⓘ
enables cost reduction in industrial networks ⓘ
powering remote Ethernet devices over single pair ⓘ
simplified cabling infrastructure ⓘ
weight reduction in automotive wiring harnesses ⓘ
fullName Power over Data Lines ⓘ
linked to: Power over Ethernet
includesFeature classification of power levels ⓘ
isolation requirements ⓘ
safety limits for voltage and current ⓘ
layer physical layer power delivery ⓘ
partOf single-pair Ethernet ecosystem ⓘ
powerDeliveryMode phantom power over data conductors ⓘ
relatedStandard IEEE 802.3cg ⓘ
relatedTo PoE ⓘ
Single Pair Ethernet ⓘ
requires power sourcing equipment ⓘ
powered device interface ⓘ
standardizedBy IEEE ⓘ
supports long cable runs compared to multi-pair Ethernet power schemes ⓘ
topology point-to-point link ⓘ
transports Ethernet data ⓘ
electrical power ⓘ
power and data simultaneously ⓘ
usedFor ECUs in vehicles ⓘ
actuators in industrial environments ⓘ
cameras in automotive systems ⓘ
remote I/O modules ⓘ
sensors in industrial environments ⓘ
usesMedium single twisted pair cable ⓘ
twisted pair conductors ⓘ

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