Key benefits - Full hardware TCP/IP stack for reliable ethernet communication with minimal CPU overhead - Compatible with 51 (8051) and STM32 microcontrollers, enabling easy integration into existing designs - Reduces host microcontroller load by handling network processing in hardware - Compact module designed for embedded applications, suitable for space constrained boards - Predictable performance and stable connectivity thanks to dedicated networking hardware What this module provides - Ethernet network module with a complete hardware TCP/IP protocol - Built to work with 51 family microcontrollers and STM32 microcontrollers - Lightweight yet capable solution to add ethernet connectivity to embedded systems - Simple to implement in projects that require reliable network access without heavy software TCP/IP stacks Key specifications and attributes - Function: Ethernet connectivity with a full hardware TCP/IP protocol stack - Compatibility: 51 (8051) microcontrollers and STM32 microcontrollers - Size: Compact module suitable for embedded applications - Performance: Hardware driven TCP/IP processing that lowers CPU load and provides stable network operations Use scenarios - Industrial sensor node A STM32-based device collects environmental or process data and transmits readings over ethernet to a central server, with the hardware TCP/IP stack handling networking and keeping the MCU available for data processing tasks. - Retrofit for legacy equipment An 8051 (51) based controller in a legacy device gains reliable ethernet access without redesigning the main control software, enabling remote monitoring and control over TCP/IP networks. - Embedded development and prototyping Engineers prototyping ethernet enabled projects use this module to quickly add network connectivity to 51 or STM32 based boards, testing networked features such as data logging, remote commands, or simple web interfaces. Notes - This module emphasizes function, compatibility, size, and performance for embedded networking needs. - No additional software stack is described beyond the hardware TCP/IP protocol capability; integration expectations align with 51 and STM32 microcontroller environments.