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TG97-1505NZLFTR is listed in the Pulse Transformers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists HALO Electronics, Inc.. Its product description is ISO MOD T1 DUAL 1C:1.36C/1C:2C. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The TG97-1505NZLFTR is a T1/E1 dual pulse isolation transformer module manufactured by HALO Electronics, Inc. Designed for surface mount applications, this component features a 24-pin SMD package configuration suitable for automated assembly processes. The device provides galvanic isolation with specific winding ratios of 1CT:1.36CT for the transmitter side and 1CT:2CT for the receiver side. It belongs to the Duet+ series, indicating optimized performance for digital line interface circuits requiring high reliability and compact form factors in telecommunications infrastructure.
Verify the exact suffix designation against manufacturer documentation to confirm package type and reel specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing PCB footprints and reflow soldering profiles. Cross-reference the part number with official HALO Electronics catalogs to validate current production status and lead time requirements before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this component when designing T1/E1 interfaces requiring dual-channel isolation with specific turn ratios. Consider the 24-pin SMD footprint constraints and thermal management requirements during layout. Evaluate the Duet+ series characteristics against system noise immunity needs and physical space limitations within the target electronic assembly.
This model is part of the HALO Electronics TG97 series, specifically engineered for T1/E1 applications. It complements other isolation transformers in the portfolio by offering dual-port capabilities in a single surface mount package. The series focuses on meeting stringent telecommunications standards for signal fidelity and electrical isolation in modern digital communication devices.
Consult official HALO Electronics substitution guides for verified equivalents. No direct substitute part numbers are confirmed in public documentation.
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