Dell Broadcom NetXtreme Family of Adapters - Manual (Page 231)

Specifications: Broadcom NetXtreme II® Network Adapter User Guide
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10 Mbit 1.12 3.71
Table 11: BCM57710/BCM57711/BCM57712 NIC Power Requirements
Link NIC 12V Current Draw (A) NIC 3.3V Current Draw (A) NIC Power (W) 1
Idle (no link) 0.60 0.28 8.12
Low power mode 0.50 0.35 7.16
10GBASE-T link 1.23 1.79 20.67
10GBASE-T traffic 1.24 1.95 21.32
Note: 1 Power, measured in watts (W), is a direct calculation of total current draw (A) multiplied by voltage (V). The
maximum power consumption for the adapter will not exceed 30W.
Table 12: BCM957810A1006G NIC Power Requirements
Link NIC 12V Current Draw (A) NIC 3.3V Current Draw (A) NIC Power (W) 1
10 SFP Module 1.37 0.004 16.41
1 Power, measured in watts (W), is a direct calculation of total current draw (A) multiplied by voltage (V). The maximum
power consumption for the adapter will not exceed 30W.
Table 13: BCM957810A1008G NIC Power Requirements
Link NIC 12V Current Draw (A) NIC 3.3V Current Draw (A) NIC Power (W) 1
Idle (no link) 0.58 0.004 6.88
100BASE-T link 0.67 0.004 8.07
1000BASE-T link 0.83 0.004 9.90
10GBASE-T link 1.37 0.004 16.41
1 Power, measured in watts (W), is a direct calculation of total current draw (A) multiplied by voltage (V). The maximum
power consumption for the adapter will not exceed 30W.
Table 14: BCM957840A4006G Mezzanine Card Power
Requirements
Link Total Power (12V and 3.3VAUX) (W) 1
Idle (no link) 7.206
PCIe Disable 6.634
Play Dead Mode 4.078
1000BASE-T link 8.53
10GBASE-T link 8.89
Standby WOL Enabled 4.7064
Standby WOL Disabled 0.4791W
1 Power, measured in watts (W), is a direct calculation of total current draw (A) multiplied by voltage (V). The maximum
power consumption for the adapter will not exceed 30W.
Table 15: BCM957840A4007G Mezzanine
Card Power Requirements
Link Total Power (3.3V) (W)
1
Idle (no link) 5.7
Standby mode 2.2
1000BASE-T link 6.2
10GBASE-T link 6.5
1
Power, measured in watts (W), is a direct calculation of total current draw (A) multiplied by voltage (V). The maximum
power consumption for the adapter will not exceed 30W.