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Broadcom BCM89890 Ethernet PHY Starter Recipe

The BCM89890 is a high-speed automotive Ethernet PHY supporting advanced vehicle network architectures that require increased bandwidth and scalability. It enables low-latency, high-throughput data communication between central processors, sensors, and domain controllers, making it suitable for next-generation zonal and centralized automotive designs. The device is engineered to meet stringent automotive reliability, safety, and electromagnetic compatibility requirements.

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