T2SD02LN6

Pulse Transformers Overview

The T2SD02LN6 is a dual-port LAN pulse transformer manufactured by Pulse Electronics. It features an inductance of 100 µH and supports 10 Base-T applications. The device includes a 1:1CT transmitter and a 1:1CT receiver configuration. It is designed for surface mount installation on printed circuit boards.

Pulse Transformers Feature Summary

• Dual-port architecture supporting simultaneous transmission and reception
• Integrated common mode choke functionality within the transformer structure
• Surface mount package optimized for automated PCB assembly processes

Pulse Transformers Applications

• 10 Base-T Ethernet network interfaces
• LAN port signal coupling circuits
• Telecommunications data transmission modules

Pulse Transformers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet revision to confirm pinout compatibility with existing board layouts. Ensure that the surface mount footprint dimensions match the design requirements. Confirm RoHS compliance status if required by project specifications before finalizing procurement orders.

Pulse Transformers Selection Notes

Select this component for designs requiring integrated isolation and impedance matching for 10 Mbps Ethernet links. The dual-port design simplifies schematic complexity compared to discrete solutions. Verify thermal performance under maximum operating conditions to ensure reliability in enclosed environments.

Pulse Transformers Part Context

This part belongs to Pulse Electronics' LAN transformer portfolio, specifically engineered for standard Ethernet physical layer implementations. It serves as a critical interface component between the magnetics and the PHY chip, ensuring signal integrity and electrical isolation across the network medium.

Pulse Transformers Replacement Considerations

Cross-reference with other 10 Base-T dual-port transformers from Pulse Electronics or compatible manufacturers. Verify equivalent inductance values and DC resistance parameters to maintain circuit performance without redesigning the surrounding passive components.