Inside the D-Link DE-824TP 10BASE-T Ethernet Hub
Posted in Teardowns on Jul 20th, 2011
It’s that time again… time to take something apart
. This time it’s the D-Link DE-824TP 10BASE-T Ethernet Hub which I bought second hand back in 2003. Yes this one’s a hub, not a switch!
Just going to be a quick one.
We can see the power supply at the top left. The main board has 24x Ethernet filter modules for each port and 3 microcontrollers each handling 8 ports. There’s a BNC and AUX connectors at the back.
Just a close up of the power supply, to me it looks nicely laid out. What’s a bit odd is how the diodes are directly touching the board, they are a few centimetres above it.
Hehe, I just had to take this picture. I should have something made a bit more recently for my next teardown.





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