Würth transformers serve SHDSL applications

May 18, 2017

Watertown, SD. Würth Electronics Midcom today announced new data isolation transformers for use in SHDSL (symmetrical high-speed digital subscriber line) applications. The MID-DSLITL transformers are built in a self-shielding EP package and are designed to optimize longitudinal balance and THD performance. They are designed to meet UL and IEC standards and have a dielectric rating of 1,500 VAC.

“SHDSL is the best technology available in the telecom market when it comes to

transmitting small to medium data rates on long copper lines. One of the key components for data transmission applications is the data isolation transformer,” explained Swaroop Vaidyanath, product marketing engineer for telecom products.

The applications for these transformers include infotainment systems in airports and metro stations, video surveillance where PoE is beyond reach, vending machines, banking terminals, traffic controls, industrial communication systems, and reach extenders and repeaters.

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