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NXP launches mass production of 10BASE-T1S compliant PMD transceivers
Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 08:40 AM
NXP Semiconductors has announced the mass production readiness of two new 10BASE-T1S compliant PMD transceivers. These components target automotive and industrial networking applications, offering standardized Ethernet connectivity for edge nodes.
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NXP Semiconductors has announced the mass production of the industry’s first 10BASE-T1S Physical Medium Dependent (PMD) transceivers, the TJA1410 for automotive and TJF1410 for industrial applications. Released in February 2026, these devices enable high-speed Ethernet connectivity to the extreme edge of the network, facilitating the industry-wide transition toward software-defined architectures. By separating analog functions from digital logic, NXP allows the digital portion to be integrated directly into host microcontrollers, significantly reducing system complexity and physical footprint.
This launch is critical for the semiconductor supply chain as it provides a standardized, cost-effective alternative to legacy field buses like CAN and LIN. The technology supports multi-drop topologies with up to 32 nodes on a single cable segment, drastically reducing wiring weight and bill-of-materials costs. The automotive-grade TJA1410 is priced at $0.44 per unit and meets ISO 26262 ASIL B safety standards, positioning NXP to lead a market segment projected to expand at a 22.7% CAGR through 2031.
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