Modular jack and filtering assembly thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a modular jack and a filtering assembly thereof. The filtering assembly comprises an insulation housing, a primary filtering assembly and a secondary filtering assembly. The insulation housing comprises a first terminal array, a second terminal array and a third terminal array. The first terminal array comprises a first combination connection plate section and a second terminal array comprises a second combination connection plate section, with the first combination connection plate section and the second combination connection plate section extending along different directions. The primary filtering assembly comprises a first core and a first wire and a second wire in wrapped connection with the first core; the first wire is electrically connected with the first terminal array; the second wire is electrically connected with the third terminal array; and the first wire and the second wire are in magnetic coupling mutually. The secondary filtering assembly comprises a second core and a third wire and a fourth wire in wrapped connection with the second core, the third wire and the fourth wire electrically connected with electricity conducting terminals of the second terminal array and electricity conducting terminals of the third terminal array.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a modular telecommunications jacks, especially a magnetic jack capable of high-speed transmission of information. Background technique [0002] As is known, there are today socket connectors for receiving a plug connected on one end of a cable. One common design is a receptacle (or socket) to receive an eight position eight contact (8P8C) modular plug. It is pointed out that 8P8C plugs are often referred to as RJ45 plug connectors (even though technically 8P8C plugs may not be true RJ45 connectors). In order to match the common saying, this known interface is called RJ45 interface here. [0003] RJ45 compatible modular jack receptacle connectors (RJ45 compatible modular jack receptacle connectors) disposed on printed circuit boards are common in the telecommunications industry. When used as an Ethernet connector, the modular jack typically receives an input signal from an electronic device and then communicates a correspondi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] The technical problem to be solved by this invention is one of the following problems or a combination of these problems: in the existing magnetic socket, its traditional transformer may cause damage to the wire when the thin wire is manually wound; Variation on the surface will cause obvious differences in performance; small transformers and chokes will cause difficulties in inspection and inconvenience in use

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