Panasonic Pulse & Datacom Transformers 0

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Part	RoHS	Manufacturer	Transformer Type	Mounting Feature	Manufacturer Series	Approvals (V)	Terminal Finish	Impedance (Primary)	Power Rating	No. of Functions	Impedance (Secondary)	No. of Winding (Primary)	Maximum Pulse Rise Time	Isolation Voltage	Insertion Loss	Inductance (Primary)	Packing Method	Output Current-1	Minimum ET Product	Output Current-2	Maximum DC Unbalance Current	No. of Winding (Secondary)	Sub-Category	Dimensions	Maximum Operating Temperature	Application	Output Voltage-1	Minimum Operating Temperature	Height	Width	Nominal Input Voltage (V)	Load Resistance	Additional Features	Minimum Input Voltage (V)	JESD-609 Code	Minimum Operating Frequency	Length	Turns Ratio (Np:Ns)	Maximum Operating Frequency	Maximum Input Voltage (V)

Pulse & Datacom Transformers

Pulse transformers and datacom transformers are two types of transformers used in electronic circuits for signal isolation and transmission.

Pulse transformers are used to transmit short-duration electrical pulses between two circuits, while providing electrical isolation between them. They are commonly used in applications such as digital communication, pulse amplifiers, and switching power supplies. Pulse transformers are typically designed to handle high voltage and high-frequency signals, and have a low turns ratio. They are also designed to minimize signal distortion and provide high signal integrity.

Datacom transformers, also known as isolation transformers, are used to provide electrical isolation and impedance matching between two circuits in data communication applications, such as Ethernet and other networking protocols. They are used to eliminate ground loops, reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI), and provide surge protection. Datacom transformers are typically designed to handle low voltage and low-frequency signals, and have a high turns ratio. They are also designed to provide high common-mode rejection and low insertion loss.