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‎PHY?

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New page: ==PHY?== What does PHY in the second to last sentence mean? ~~~~

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==PHY?==

What does PHY in the second to last sentence mean? [[User:VK2NRA|Richard Ames, VK2NRA]] 07:51, 9 May 2009 (UTC)

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−	:PHY is an industry term meaning the physical layer interface. In this case the reference is to the wire-level Ethernet interface. In the OSI Model nomenclature, it would be "Layer 1." If the reference is to a PHY integrated circuit, the IC implements OSI Layers 1 and most likely Layer 2 and perhaps even some of Layer 3. [[User:KE9H\|Graham, KE9H]]	+	:PHY is an industry term meaning the physical layer interface. In this case the reference is to the wire-level Ethernet interface. In the OSI Model nomenclature, it would be "Layer 1." If the reference is to a PHY integrated circuit, the IC implements OSI Layers 1 and most likely Layer 2 and perhaps even some of Layer 3. [[User:KE9H\|Graham, KE9H]], 10 May 2009

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 What does PHY in the second to last sentence mean? [[User:VK2NRA|Richard Ames, VK2NRA]] 07:51, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
-PHY is an industry term meaning the physical layer interface.  In this
+:PHY is an industry term meaning the physical layer interface.  In this case the reference is to the wire-level Ethernet interface.  In the OSI Model nomenclature, it would be "Layer 1."  If the reference is to a PHY integrated circuit, the IC implements OSI Layers 1 and most likely Layer 2 and perhaps even some of Layer 3. [[User:KE9H|Graham, KE9H]]
 case the reference is to the wire-level Ethernet interface.  In the
 OSI Model nomenclature, it would be "Layer 1."  If the reference is to
 a PHY integrated circuit, the IC implements OSI Layers 1 and most likely
 Layer 2 and perhaps even some of Layer 3. [[User:KE9H|Graham, KE9H]]

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		+	PHY is an industry term meaning the physical layer interface. In this
		+	case the reference is to the wire-level Ethernet interface. In the
		+	OSI Model nomenclature, it would be "Layer 1." If the reference is to
		+	a PHY integrated circuit, the IC implements OSI Layers 1 and most likely
		+	Layer 2 and perhaps even some of Layer 3. [[User:KE9H\|Graham, KE9H]]

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