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Questions about the electrical implementation of Ethernet; ask another Stack Exchange for software or protocol questions. Specify the speed as 10/100BASE-T is somewhat different from 1000BASE-T, apart form the speed. Those are copper standards; Ethernet over fiber optical cable is also defined.
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Is it possible (with reasonable effort) to use ethernet hardware to provide point-to-point d...
I like the idea of trying to leverage ethernet hardware to provide decent noise immunity, cheap standard cabling, and the possibility of providing remote power. … layers (I suppose there may be some clock recovery - although I'd be happy to use part of the cable for a clock signal, or force the serial speed to be a standard ethernet speed and a start/stop bit if …
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