Ethernet connector?

....oh and i just thought of this range too (also from TE):

http://www.element14.com/community/docs/DOC-21165

Thanks for your sugestions. I have been looking at the Tyco Industrial Mini I/O but the cable connector is terribly complicated to mount on the cable. Ten different pieces i a single connector!

The second one you sugest is, as far as I know, not available as a single connector only stacked.

Regards,

Roland

Hi Roland,

I have checked with Bel Stewart who are second source on the RJ Point 5. This is a brand new connector and not yet fully released but there is a possibility they will be doing a single port version. However, this single port will have integrated magnetics - if thats a problem - and of course this will add to board space. 
I am struggling to find you anything better then the TE mini I/O for a small form factor connector with CAT5e performance.  Actually i remember the sample i had a year ago and although yes there are many components it wasnt too complicated to assemble.  It may be worth your while getting a sample.  Let me know if i can be of any more help

rgs

andy

Hi Andy,

Thanks for your efforts. I have been in contact with Tyco about the connector and I have all the samples I need. The Bel Stewart part sounds interesting and I will keep an eye on it.

Regards,

Roland Larsson

28 apr 2011 kl. 11:07 skrev andy waller <messages@element14.com>:

 

Re: Ethernet connector?

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Hi Roland,

 

I have checked with Bel Stewart who are second source on the RJ Point 5. This is a brand new connector and not yet fully released but there is a possibility they will be doing a single port version. However, this single port will have integrated magnetics - if thats a problem - and of course this will add to board space. 

I am struggling to find you anything better then the TE mini I/O for a small form factor connector with CAT5e performance.  Actually i remember the sample i had a year ago and although yes there are many components it wasnt too complicated to assemble.  It may be worth your while getting a sample.  Let me know if i can be of any more help

 

rgs

 

andy

 

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Hi Andy,

Thanks for your efforts. I have been in contact with Tyco about the connector and I have all the samples I need. The Bel Stewart part sounds interesting and I will keep an eye on it.

Regards,

Roland Larsson

28 apr 2011 kl. 11:07 skrev andy waller <messages@element14.com>:

 

Re: Ethernet connector?

created by andy waller in Connectivity - View the full discussion

Hi Roland,

 

I have checked with Bel Stewart who are second source on the RJ Point 5. This is a brand new connector and not yet fully released but there is a possibility they will be doing a single port version. However, this single port will have integrated magnetics - if thats a problem - and of course this will add to board space. 

I am struggling to find you anything better then the TE mini I/O for a small form factor connector with CAT5e performance.  Actually i remember the sample i had a year ago and although yes there are many components it wasnt too complicated to assemble.  It may be worth your while getting a sample.  Let me know if i can be of any more help

 

rgs

 

andy

 

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