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The Media independent interface or MII is the interface that a PHY uses to communicate with a MAC. A twisted pair is typically used in networking to describe a set of tx or rx wires that are twisted together in a cat5 cable. for a typical 100-1000 Mbps ehternet network you would need two twisted pairs to transfer the data (rx+,rx-,tx+,tx-). The twisted pairs are connected to the PHY (the physical interface) and then via MII the PHY passes the relevant information up the MAC layer of the stack.

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