Fast Track Populated I/O Plate — JRE D2-4T-LAN1
Type D Fast Track plate with 1 LAN-1 RJ-45 interface, 2 SMA Female bulkheads, and a 4 Terminal filtered feed through.
JRE D2-4T-LAN1 specifications
- Part Number
- D2-4T-LAN1
- SMA Female bulkhead connectors
- 2
- Ethernet filtered interface
- 1 LAN-1 RJ-45
- Terminal filtered feed through
- 1 (4 Terminal, rated 250VAC/20A max, 100VDC/20A max)
- Plate size compatibility
- Type "D" I/O plate
- Compatible enclosure example
- JRE 1724A
JRE D2-4T-LAN1 overview
This populated Type D I/O plate carries filtered power, LAN-1 Ethernet and two RF paths. The Type D layout keeps those power, Ethernet and RF connections together on one ready-populated plate for the test bench.
- 1 LAN-1 RJ-45 Ethernet filtered interface using the low-pass family design
- 2 SMA Female bulkhead connectors for controlled RF connections through the chamber wall
- 1 filtered feed through with 4 Terminals for AC or DC power
- Power rating of 250VAC/20A max or 100VDC/20A max
- In-stock plate that remains field-replaceable with simple hand tools
The $615.00 price reflects a standardized, production-quantity layout, which costs less than commissioning the same arrangement as a custom plate. Fast Track makes sense only when the listed connector set is the set on your bench. Do not choose it by plate size alone; the LAN-1 path still has to match the DUT.
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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