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Low-Profile PCMCIA Transformer

Low-Profile PCMCIA Transformer

Shop LINK-PP Low-Profile PCMCIA LAN transformers (discrete low-height Ethernet magnetics) for PC Card and slim copper NIC boards that need reduced package height. This leaf lists low-profile SMD magnetics—typically 12-pin, 16-pin, and 28-pin packages—for layouts that keep the RJ45 jack separate from the transformer. Return to the LAN Transformer hub, browse 10/100 Base-T PCMCIA or 1000 Base-T PCMCIA, or compare Dual Port LAN Transformer. Confirm height, turns ratio, pin count, and CMC on each product page before ordering.

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Frequently asked questions

01.What is a Low-Profile PCMCIA LAN transformer on this page?
This leaf lists LINK-PP low-profile / PCMCIA-height discrete Ethernet magnetics for PC Card and thin copper NIC layouts that keep the RJ45 jack separate from the transformer. Return to the LAN Transformer hub or browse speed leaves such as 10/100 Base-T PCMCIA.
02.How does Low-Profile PCMCIA magnetics differ from Dual or Quad packages?
Low-profile / PCMCIA magnetics prioritize reduced package height for PC Card and slim boards. Dual- and Quad-port leaves under Dual Port and Quad Port package more channels at standard module heights. Match height and pinout to your PCB stack-up.
03.Which speeds are available in Low-Profile PCMCIA magnetics?
This hub spans Fast Ethernet through Gigabit low-profile SKUs. For Fast Ethernet PCMCIA see 10/100 Base-T PCMCIA; for Gigabit PCMCIA see 1000 Base-T PCMCIA. Confirm height, turns ratio, and pin count on each datasheet.
04.Are OEM low-profile magnetics PNs available as Compatible LINK-PP parts?
Yes—many listings map Pulse, Bel, Würth, Bothhand, and other OEM low-profile / PCMCIA magnetics PNs onto LINK-PP equivalents such as LP41606NL or LP0013ANL. Open the Compatible product page, compare height and pinout, then order the LINK-PP P/N.
05.Integrated RJ45 or Low-Profile PCMCIA magnetics—which should I pick?
Use low-profile discrete magnetics when height is critical and the RJ45 jack sits separately on the PCB. Prefer a one-piece Integrated RJ45 magjack when you want magnetics, LEDs, and shielding in a single housing. Stack height and BOM preference usually decide.

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