Fast Track Populated I/O Plate — JRE B3-PEM-LAN10G-USB2
Type B plate with USB2-1/RJ-45 10G filtering, PEM-1 mains entry, and 2 SMA Female bulkheads.
JRE B3-PEM-LAN10G-USB2 specifications
- Part Number
- B3-PEM-LAN10G-USB2
- SMA Connectors
- 2 SMA Female bulkhead connectors
- Filtered Interface
- 1 Dual filtered interface with USB2-1 and RJ-45 10G Ethernet Filters
- Power Entry
- 1 PEM-1 Filtered AC mains power entry module
- Plate Size
- Type "B" I/O plate
- Compatible Enclosures
- JRE 0612CLAM, JRE 0912, JRE 1724, JRE 1729, JRE 1812, JRE 2218
JRE B3-PEM-LAN10G-USB2 overview
USB2 is a deliberate speed choice on this otherwise fast network plate. I use the B3-PEM-LAN10G-USB2 when RJ-45 10G Ethernet, filtered mains power, and two RF paths share the setup but SuperSpeed USB is unnecessary.
- 1 dual filtered interface combines USB2-1 with RJ-45 10G Ethernet
- 2 SMA Female bulkhead connectors with dust caps provide RF signal paths
- 1 PEM-1 filtered AC mains power entry module supplies internal power
- Type "B" format places the complete combination on one removable panel
- Field replacement requires only simple hand tools when the setup changes
- Prepopulated assembly supports delivery in days when paired with an in-stock enclosure
At $1,225.00, this plate removes the separate layout and population work for a connection set JRE already builds. An unused interface adds no advantage, so I keep it for DUTs that truly need the LAN10G and USB2 pairing. Field replacement remains available with simple hand tools when the setup changes.
Go deeper
- Interface Connector Guide Compare rejection and data-rate details for JRE USB 2, USB 3, USB-C, LAN, fiber and DB filtered I/O, then specify the right interface plate for an enclosure.
- Why Filtered I/O? What One Unfiltered Cable Does to a Shielded Enclosure See why a small empty hole leaks little RF but one unfiltered wire can reduce a −100 dB enclosure to −40 or −60 dB: a conductor has no cutoff frequency.
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