Filtered Jacks Drop Parts Counts For Fast Ethernet Links

March 1, 1999

In its latest line of filtered modular jacks for Fast Ethernet applications, the company has encapsulated the traditional complement of on-board filtering components (including wound magnetic transformers and passives) and encapsulated them within the modular connectors. The MJF-R single-port, MJF-G multi-port, and MJDF-LG stacked modular jacks provide impedance matching and address EMI/RFI concerns while meeting the industry-standard footprint used on pc boards. The jacks are fully compliant with Fast Ethernet Categories 5 and 5E and can meet all future demands of Categories 6 and 7. The company also offers a line of unfiltered modular jacks. The MJD-LG line includes shielded, unshielded and low-profile configurations with from two to 16 total ports each.

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