New G.Fast and LAN transformers for DSL and ethernet/PoE applications
19-05-2016 |
Bourns
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Power
Bourns has introduced two new transformer products - a G.Fast Transformer, Model SM51430EL and a LAN 10/100/1000 Base-T Transformer, Model SM51625EL. Standards based, Bourns designed its latest G.Fast transformers to meet IEC 60950-1, functional grade of insulation and its LAN transformers to comply with IEEE802.3 standards.
Their SM51430EL is an optimised DSL application solution for local loops less than 500 metres. With a targeted performance speed of up to 1 gigabit per second (Gbps), the transfer is ideally suited for use with the Broadcom G.Fast chipset BCM6594x and BCM6524x, and Microsemi® line driver Le87282. It offers an operating temperature range of 0C to +85C and 1.5kVrms isolation voltage.
The SM51625EL product is a single-port, potted construction LAN 10/100/1000 Base-T transformer designed for Ethernet applications. It features Power over Ethernet (PoE+) current capability up to 1.2ADC per center tap, an extended operating temperature range from -40C to +85C and 1.5kVrms isolation voltage.
“After speaking with our customers, we expanded our line of electrical isolation solutions to meet ongoing application design requirements and address the need to protect circuits, electronic equipment and people,” said Guido Zehnder, product line manager at Bourns. “Specifically supporting G.Fast designs, Bourns understands that effective line driver protection solutions will play a significant role in the transitioning of telecom copper lines into the Gigabit era.”
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