Ethernet Hardware in the Works
One thing that I have always wanted for my electronics projects has been a way to connect them to the internet, if not at least the rest of my local network. I know that there are breakout boards and the such for ethernet, but I just didn't feel like paying $45 for something I could build for half that.
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I have tested it with firmware I found online, but that's all I'm going to use other people's code for. I think developing my own IP stack from 802.3 up sounds like a fun challenge, so this project is going to take a lot of work.
Parts list:
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I have tested it with firmware I found online, but that's all I'm going to use other people's code for. I think developing my own IP stack from 802.3 up sounds like a fun challenge, so this project is going to take a lot of work.
Parts list:
- 9 contact female header for digital I/O
- 28 pin DIP socket
- 4 49.9ohm 1% resistors
- 1 2.32kohm 1% resistor
- ferrite bead
- a few 0.1μF bypass caps for power filtering
- 10μF capacitor for the internal 2.5V regulator
- 25MHz crystal
- LEDs + 100ohm resistors
- ENC28J60 ethernet controller (Microchip)
- 8P8C connector with on-board magnetics (Digikey)
- Breakout board for the 8P8C connector (Electroboards)
- Perf board (I used Radio Shack 276-148, but it was a little tight)
Like it. I'll come back to see your progress and I'm learning and trying this now as well.
ReplyDeleteTried ethersex (http://www.ethersex.de) yet? That's probably exactly the software you need for this project ;)
ReplyDeleteHi, could you tell where you found the firmware that you programed atmega ?
ReplyDeleteWhich ethernet transformer did you used, i've looked everywhere and i wasnt able to find someone who have some of them is stock. Thanks
ReplyDelete@Anon: I don't remember where I got the firmware. I just googled for keywords like the part numbers and found something that just made it do *something*, so I could make sure it worked... Sorry.
ReplyDelete@Anon: I link to the part number at Digikey in the parts list. Digikey claims they have 16k in stock.
Thanks, nice project
ReplyDeletewhere can we find the schematics ?
ReplyDeleteI just implemented the reference schematic from the ENC28J60 datasheet.
ReplyDeletecool thanks !
ReplyDeleteNice work bro!!! keep it up :) But isn't it cheap to buy the whole module from ebay ? i saw from $7 or something :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteI ordered some enc28j60 dips but the datasheet is too overwhelming for a beginner like me.
I'd appreciate if you could add your schematics.