PoE HAT (C): Difference between revisions

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 ==Overview==
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 ==Features==
-* Based on Raspberry Pi '''40pin GPIO''' interface, suitable for '''Raspberry Pi 3B+/4B.'''
-* Support''' PoE power over Ethernet''', support IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+ network standard.
-* Using a fully''' isolated switch mode power supply''' (SMPS).
-* Onboard USB Type A interface, while satisfying the stable power supply of the Raspberry Pi, can also '''supply power to additional external devices.''' (5V USB-A Provides Up To 4A Output;MAX 25W For 12V+5V Total Output Power)
-* Onboard '''high-speed active cooling fan '''for better heat dissipation.（Fan switchEN for auto running on powerup, DIS for disabling the fan）
-* Onboard MP8676 Buck Chip:Incorporates Original Voltage Buck Chip Providing Up To 4.5A Output For Raspberry Pi And USB-A Port
 * Based on standard''' Raspberry Pi 40-pin GPIO interface''', compatible with '''Raspberry Pi 3B+/4B'''; stackable pass-through design supports mounting '''additional HATs'''
 * Supports '''PoE power over Ethernet''', compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+ network standards
 * Adopts fully isolated switch mode power supply (SMPS)
 * Onboard original MP8676 buck chip, providing up to''' 4.5A '''total output for Raspberry Pi mainboard and USB-A port
-* Onboard USB Type-A interface: ensures stable power supply for Raspberry Pi while supplying power for additional external devices, with 5V 4A maximum output (power only, no data transmission)
+* Onboard USB Type-A interface: ensures stable power supply for Raspberry Pi while supplying power for additional external devices, with 5V 4A maximum output  <span style="color:red">'''(power only, no data transmission)'''</span>
 * Onboard 2-pin 12V header with 12V 2A maximum output (2.54mm Dupont)
 * Equipped with high-speed active cooling fan for better heat dissipation (Fan switch: EN for auto running on powerup, DIS for disabling the fan)
-* Please note: '''25W maximum''' combined output power for 12V pin header and 5V USB-A port
+*  <span style="color:red">Please note: '''25W maximum''' combined output power for 12V pin header and 5V USB-A port</span>
+== Technical Specification==
+{| class="wikitable"
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+| POE input voltage|| 37V ~ 57V DC input
+|-
+|Raspberry Pi mainboard output|| Up to 4.5A (via MP8676 buck chip)
+|-
+| POE-USB Type A output|| 5V 4A (MAX)
+|-
+| POE-Pin header output|| 12V 2A (MAX)
+|-
+| Total combined peripheral output power|| 25W MAX (12V pin header + 5V USB-A port)
+|-
+| Network standard || Support IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+
+|-
+| Product size || 56.5 × 65mm
+|-
+| Cooling || Active cooling fan with EN/DIS control switch
+|}
 ==Examples==
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 You need to connect the PoE HAT to Raspberry Pi as picture:
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 '''Heat sink'''
 Heat sink installation:
-==Packing List==
+[[File:PoE-HAT-C-07.jpg|900px]]
+==Dimensions & Package Contents==
+* 1 × PoE HAT (C)
+* 4 × Brass standoffs
+* 4 × Mounting screws
+* 4 × Nuts
-* PoE HAT (C) x 1
+[[File:POE-HAT-C-05.jpg | 650px]]
-* Screw pack x 1
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 ==FAQ==
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