Key phrase (70 chars max): NXP TJA1410/TJF1410: First 10BASE-T1S PMD transceivers for edge
NXP Semiconductors has announced the industry's first production-ready 10BASE-T1S Physical Medium Dependent (PMD) transceivers: TJA1410 for automotive and TJF1410 for industrial/building automation. These devices deliver scalable, low-cost 10 Mb/s single-pair Ethernet (SPE) in multidrop configurations to edge nodes like sensors and actuators.

NXP TJA1410 (automotive) and TJF1410 (industrial) 10BASE-T1S PMD transceivers
The transceivers split the traditional Ethernet PHY: the digital part resides in an MCU or switch, while the analog front-end PMD handles transmit/receive over a standardized 3-pin OA interface. This reduces pin count, external components, and system complexity while maintaining full IEEE 802.3cg and Open Alliance TC14 compliance.

Block diagram showing split PHY with PMD transceiver

Multidrop bus topology with up to 32 nodes over single pair
These transceivers enable Ethernet connectivity at the lowest edge levels in software-defined vehicles (SDV), industrial automation, building management, and edge networks-replacing legacy fieldbuses while keeping IP-based communication, security, and scalability.
Already in production, customer integrations are advancing for next-gen platforms requiring cost-effective, unified Ethernet backbones.