Powered device power classification with increased current...

Electricity: measuring and testing – Impedance – admittance or other quantities representative of... – Lumped type parameters

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C713S300000, C700S291000, C361S093700

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07839154

ABSTRACT:
A system and method of classifying a high powered device (PD) with an increased current limit includes: connecting a voltage to the PD, measuring current through a classification resistor connected to the PD, and determining a PD classification signature based on the current according to classification steps such that a minimum classification step includes a minimum current of 0 mA and a maximum classification step includes a maximum current beyond a predetermined current limit. The system includes a PSE, voltage source, PD classification resistor, and PD voltage, connected to the P. An alternative embodiment further includes a discrete classification circuit and discrete classification resistor to be used to measure the current for classification purposes instead of the PD classification resistor when the PD and PD classification resistor do not support power classification under the classification scheme. The discrete classification circuit and discrete classification resistor can be located on-chip or off-chip.

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