Power & PoE Distribution
Power distribution from cabinet PDUs to network backbone and per-tile PoE delivery.
Deployed Facts
Section titled “Deployed Facts”- Cabinet architecture document lists multiple PDUs feeding server/switch/midspan groups.
- Midspan inventory is documented as mixed
PD-9624GCandPD-9612GCunits. - Tile PoE board documentation targets IEEE
802.3btsupport and multi-output power rails. - PoE board design includes class selection (DIP/classification), USB-C output, and auxiliary outputs.
- Hardware docs include class-board variants for class 4/5/8 profiles.
Server Cabinet Connections
Section titled “Server Cabinet Connections”This diagram shows what is connected to each PDU and includes management IP annotations.
- Image:
../../power/Connections-Server-Cabinet.jpg - PDF:
../../power/Connections-Server-Cabinet.pdf - PPTX (editable):
../../power/Connections-Server-Cabinet.pptx
Interfaces
Section titled “Interfaces”- Upstream: PDUs and cabinet feeds.
- Lateral: switch-to-midspan-to-tile chain.
- Downstream: RPi/SDR and optional peripherals via PoE board connectors.
Constraints and Risks
Section titled “Constraints and Risks”- Power class mismatch can cause PSE shutdown under load.
- PoE board revisions exist (
V1.xartifacts), so exact deployed revision must be tracked per tile. - Cabinet-level changes require synchronized updates in network and switchport docs.
Depends On
Section titled “Depends On”- Stable physical cabinet and cable routing.
Provides To
Section titled “Provides To”- Network switch and midspan operation.
- Tile node bring-up (RPi/SDR/peripherals).
- Timing and acquisition systems availability.
Critical Paths
Section titled “Critical Paths”- PDU availability directly gates switch/PTP/DAQ availability.
- Midspan uplink and classification settings gate tile boot stability.