ARJM11A1-576-AD-CW4

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Modular Connectors - Jacks With Magnetics are widely used in various fields including telecommunication, audio-visual, computer and instrumentation applications. ARJM11A1-576-AD-CW4 is a type of Jack With Magnetics from Phillips. It is widely used in various applications.

The ARJM11A1-576-AD-CW4 has a wide range of applications. It is primarily used for RJ45 applications in networking, telecommunication, and instrumentation. It is also used as an input to various audio-visual applications. In addition, it is also commonly used as an output port for computer equipment, such as laptops, desktops, servers, and more.

The basic working principle of the ARJM11A1-576-AD-CW4 is relatively simple and is based on a pair of magnetic pins. The pins, which are referred to as the “primary” and “secondary” pins, are arranged in a parallel fashion and used in combination to create a “magnetic connection” between two devices. In this way, the pins can transfer current and signal data between two devices reliably.

The ARJM11A1-576-AD-CW4 uses ferrite core and embedded magnetics for maximum noise immunity and signal transfer. The pins are constructed from a combination of gold-plated copper and non-magnetic material, which makes them highly reliable and durable. Furthermore, the pins are coated with a special anti-corrosion protective film which protects them from damage due to contact with moisture or other elements.

In summary, ARJM11A1-576-AD-CW4 is a type of Jack With Magnetics from Phillips and is widely used in various applications for networking, telecommunication, audio-visual, computer and instrumentation. Its working principle is based on the use of magnetic pins, ferrite core, and embedded magnetics for signal transfer and noise immunity. Furthermore, the pins are coated with a protective film to prevent corrosion and ensure durability.

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