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Bourns Releases Power over Ethernet Transformers

25.10.2022
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Bourns Custom Magnetics Product Line is introducing its new Power over Ethernet (PoE) Transformer Series. The POE-EP, POE-PD and POE-FD Series flyback transformers are rated from 12 to 72 watts and offer an easy and reliable solution for powering remote devices.

Bourns® POE Series transformers are designed to work with many flyback controllers, and are optimized for voltage and circuit isolation in a wide variety of applications such as VoIP phones, WLAN APs, security IP cameras, routers and gateways.

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In addition, Bourns® POE transformers are designed and tested to provide the regulated output voltage with the most specified power level making these series ideal transformer solutions for PoE, datacomm, and industrial applications.

The POE-EP, POE-PD and POE-FD Series are all standard products. However, custom designs are also available upon inquiry. The operating temperature range for these devices is -40 °C up to +165 °C and all devices are RoHS compliant. Samples and production quantities are now available upon request.

Model POE-EP & POE-PD Features

  • Surface mount
  • Power from 12 to 72 W
  • Output voltage from 3.3 to 12 V
  • Operating temperature:-40°C up to +165°C
  • RoHS compliant

Model POE-FD Features

  • Surface mount
  • Power from 25 to 60 W
  • Output voltage from 5 to 12 V
  • Operating temperature:-40°C up to +105°C
  • RoHS compliant

Applications

  • VoIP phones
  • WLAN APs
  • Security IP cameras
  • Routers
  • Gateways

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