Pulse Electronics Networking BU has been transforming the Ethernet connectivity industry. With Pulse’s new range of 1000Base-T Ethernet Connector Modules designers and engineers can operate with the leading voltage driven silicon and PHYs from all the major manufacturers. Pulse’s Ethernet Connector Module series are designed and manufactured to meet or exceed 802.3ab (1000BASE-T) standards. The…
Pulse Electronics Power Business Unit has released a new amorphous metal common mode choke. The nanocrystalline core PH9455.xxxNL series comes in a reduced size that allows for a higher impedance per unit volume when compared to ferrite choke.
Pulse Electronics Networking BU today unveiled its first full product line of 5GBase-T Ethernet Transformers and Connector Modules. We are bringing more package options, extended temperature solutions, and more bandwidth to your applications with a complete range of 5GBase-T Ethernet Transformers and Connector Modules. Samples are available for engineers to now choose between single, 1×1,…
Today’s industrial organizations thrive through connectivity. Staying on top of demand and optimizing production towards a more efficient and competitive solution by seamlessly sharing data across every system, from field level instrumentation to enterprise wide systems that can monitor and control plant operations.
From those who want to save some bucks by going solar, to the environmental-friendly folk looking for green energy sources, to the ones who merely want to upgrade their conventional solar power generation system, each client of solar energy has varying needs. As an engineer, you first need to consider the design requirements of each…
Pulse Electronics Networking BU has released the JT8 series of 1×2 and 1×4 10GBase-T Offset Ethernet connector module. The new connector modules come in a reduced height and increases bandwidth for hardware designers to easily integrate. The new JT8-2000HL and JT8-4000HL connector modules have options of 4 and 5 channel magnetics with the option to…
Electrical power generation across the world must overcome a significant challenge: using renewable energy sources to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Although renewable energy sources have been around for a while, there is still difficulty in finding a more efficient and cost-effective way of storing harvested energy.
Consumers continue to care about their environmental footprint, which has kept the clean energy trend on an upward trajectory. As clean energy continues to gain popularity, more and more electric vehicles of all kinds –quadcopters, bikes, cars and even cargo trucks – are gradually acquiring a presence in niches currently dominated by fossil fuel technologies.
Pulse Electronics Networking BU has designed our 1000Base-T PoE parts to allow for maximum power of 140W.
Pulse Electronics Power Business Unit is proud to announce the TS16949 certification of our Suining, China manufacturing location.
