Part Review and Datasheet Validation
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| Field | Current value | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| Description | BEL MAGNETIC SOLUTIONS - L829-1J1T-43 - CONNECTOR, RJ45, JACK, 8P8C, THT | Looks consistent |
| Manufacturer Part Number | L829-1J1T-43 | Consistent |
| Designator Prefix | J | Appropriate |
| Mount | Through Hole | Consistent |
| Datasheet URL | Present | Good |
| Manufacturer Name | Bel Magnetic Solutions | Consistent |
| Part Type | Inductors | Incorrect for an RJ45 MagJack |
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| Category | Datasheet finding |
|---|---|
| Part family | Gigabit MagJack RJ45 integrated connector |
| Form factor | Ultra Low Profile |
| Magnetics | Integrated, 1CT:1CT on all 4 transformer channels |
| LED 1 | Yellow |
| LED 2 | Tri-color Green/Orange/Yellow |
| Isolation | 1500 Vrms |
| Compliance notes | RoHS compliant, UL recognized, IEEE 802.3 isolation note present |
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Turns ratio TP1-TP4 | 1CT:1CT ±2% |
| OCL @ 100 kHz, 100 mVrms, 8 mA DC bias | 350 µH min |
| Insertion loss, 0.1 MHz to 1 MHz | -1.1 dB max |
| Insertion loss, 1 MHz to 65 MHz | -0.5 dB max |
| Insertion loss, 65 MHz to 100 MHz | -0.8 dB max |
| Insertion loss, 100 MHz to 125 MHz | -1.2 dB max |
| Return loss, 0.5 MHz to 40 MHz | -18 dB min |
| Return loss, 40 MHz to 100 MHz | -12 + 20LOG(f/80 MHz) dB |
| Common-mode rejection, 100 kHz to 100 MHz | -30 dB min |
| Common-mode to differential-mode rejection, 100 kHz to 100 MHz | -35 dB min |
| Hi-Pot | 1500 Vrms |
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| LED | Parameter | Value |
|---|---|---|
| LED1 | Forward voltage @ 20 mA | 2.1 V typ |
| LED1 | Dominant wavelength | 590 nm typ |
| LED2 green/yellow side | Forward voltage @ 20 mA | 2.2 V typ |
| LED2 amber side | Forward voltage @ 20 mA | 2.1 V typ |
| LED2 green/yellow side | Dominant wavelength | 570 nm typ |
| LED2 amber side | Dominant wavelength | 607 nm typ |
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| Category | Result |
|---|---|
| Absolute maximum ratings | Not clearly present in the retrieved datasheet content |
| Recommended operating conditions | Not clearly present as a valid table for this connector |
| Temperature range explicitly tied to magnetics test | 0 to 70 °C |
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| Pin(s) | Datasheet name / function |
|---|---|
| 1 | TRCT3 |
| 2 | TRD3- |
| 3 | TRD3+ |
| 4 | TRD2+ |
| 5 | TRD2- |
| 6 | TRCT2 |
| 7 | TRCT4 |
| 8 | TRD4+ |
| 9 | TRD4- |
| 10 | TRD1- |
| 11 | TRD1+ |
| 12 | TRCT1 |
| 13 | LED1- |
| 14 | LED1+ |
| 15 | LED2 orange / negative side |
| 16 | LED2 common / positive |
| 17 | LED2 green / negative side |
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| RJ45 contact | Function |
|---|---|
| 1 | TRP1+ |
| 2 | TRP1- |
| 3 | TRP2+ |
| 4 | TRP3+ |
| 5 | TRP3- |
| 6 | TRP2- |
| 7 | TRP4+ |
| 8 | TRP4- |
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| Item | Datasheet finding |
|---|---|
| Mount style | Through-hole |
| Housing | Thermoplastic PA, UL 94V-0 |
| Shield material | Nickel-plated copper alloy |
| Contact plating | 30 micro-inch hard gold plating |
| Output pins | Tin-coated copper wire, 0.018 in diameter |
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| Severity | Finding | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| High | The active part symbol has 19 terminals, but the source footprint asset includes two additional NPTH locating holes (MH2, MH3) that do not appear in the active Flux footprint node tree. | If those locating holes are missing from the real PCB footprint, the connector may not physically fit the board. This is a manufacturing/assembly failure risk. |
| High | All symbol terminals are generic and unnamed. | This creates a strong risk of wiring the transformer pairs, center taps, or LEDs incorrectly, which can cause board failure or nonfunctional Ethernet. |
| Medium | All symbol pin types are Unspecified. | ERC value is reduced and polarity/direction errors are easier to miss. |
| Medium | Part Type is set to Inductors. | This can cause bad classification, poor searchability, and ordering/BOM confusion. |
| Medium | The datasheet clearly distinguishes LED polarity and LED2 color behavior, but the current symbol does not encode those functions. | Easy to miswire LEDs or misunderstand the tri-color behavior. |
| Low | The project only exposes generic terminal designators rather than connector-style named pins. | Not fatal by itself, but it makes integration into real designs more error-prone. |
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| Item | Assessment |
|---|---|
| MPN | Matches the datasheet |
| Mount style | Through-hole, consistent |
| Presence of 17 electrical pins plus 2 shield/mechanical plated holes | Plausible for this connector family |
| 3D model + imported footprint asset | Present |
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| Priority | Fix needed |
|---|---|
| 1 | Add the missing NPTH locating holes from the source footprint asset into the active footprint, if the datasheet requires them for this exact variant |
| 2 | Rename terminals 1 through 17 to their datasheet functions |
| 3 | Set proper pin types for center taps, differential pins, LED pins, and shield tabs |
| 4 | Correct the part classification from Inductors to a connector-appropriate type |
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| Issue | Risk |
|---|---|
| Missing MH2/MH3 locating holes in the active footprint | Most likely to cause immediate assembly/mechanical failure |
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