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February 21, 2013
Molex Debuts PoE Plus Single-Port Controller PDJack Connector
Molex (News Molex Magnetic Modular Jacks include wire-wound components (magnetics) in standard RJ45 jacks. These integrated magnetics, resistors and capacitors filter common-mode noise to provide signal integrity, protect PHY chips, provide DC isolation and offer low-mode conversion. The company is currently offering the Magnetic jacks in Power over Ethernet (PoE) versions that support PoE functionally, while allowing customers to manage power. Magnetic modular jacks support Fast Ethernet (10/100) and Gigabit Ethernet applications. “Based on the RJ45 connector, the fully compliant PDJack connector eliminates complex design and testing for lower direct costs and faster time-to-market,” stated Diarmuid Cullinan, integrated products division manager, Molex. “The PDJack connector with integrated power device controller circuitry plus Ethernet connectivity simplifies installation and the PoE plus infrastructure of networking devices.” Additionally, the new PDJack connector backs functions of all PoE PSE type as required for IEEE802.3 at compliance, interoperability, thermal management and EMI standards. This particular design is suitable for a wide operating range and passive airflow environments. Molex joined with Microsemi (News Molex offers a range of Integrated Jacks or ICMs that provide a cost-effective, plug-and-play solution for customers implementing PoE and PoE Plus (PoE+). Available in single port (1-by-1), 8-port (2-by-4) and 12-port (2-by-6) configurations – and with LED options – the ICMs provide PoE+ Power Source (News - Alert) Equipment (PSE) capability for a wide range of consumer applications. According to the company, PDJack is ideal for users looking for a solution to manage all communications with the switch/router PoE controllers, and to negotiate power requirements and manage safe power-up and power down of IP devices, wireless access points, control panels, vision systems and POS units. Edited by Braden Becker More Dark Fiber Community Stories
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