10GbE Switch replacement part

• 10GbE Switch replacement part
  Posted by quarks on 09 Dec, 2021 12:56
• does any one by chance know
  
  m-tek
  Part# TG24102SIG
  
  I am looking for a datasheet and a source to buy
  
  google search did not show helpful results
• #1 Reply
  Posted by asis on 09 Dec, 2021 14:37
• Hi,
  Are these BASE100/1000 group transformers by any chance?
  https://datasheetspdf.com/pdf/921604/MAGTEK/G24102MK/1 
• #2 Reply
  Posted by quarks on 09 Dec, 2021 19:15
• thanks for your reply
  it is a 10GbE switch, therefore I do not think these are Base 100/1000 parts, but I will double check
  
  EDIT:
  asis gave a very good hint
  letters TG24xxx seem to indicate 10G Base-T
  https://en.mag-tek.com.tw/products_detail/160.htm
  and G24xxx is for 1G Base-T
  https://en.mag-tek.com.tw/products/46_49/1.htm
  
  but still I have have not found a source to buy a TG24102SIG
  I have contacted service@mag-tek.com.tw
  but any other further hint is welcome
• #3 Reply
  Posted by Mick B on 10 Dec, 2021 16:10
• Alibaba say they have them in stock 
  https://m.hindi.alibaba.com/p-detail/hot-selling-electronic-components-tg24102sig-in-stock-1600372857000.html
• #4 Reply
  Posted by asis on 13 Dec, 2021 07:53
• Hi,
  
  As far as I remember, we are talking about Cisco C3560-24TD (+ dual tranking port's)
  or C3560E-12D.
  DS-X2-FC10G-CX4 - Copper X2 transceiver.
  What could have happened?
  A thunderstorm on such short cables of 1-15m is unlikely to have contributed to the failure, and with Fiber Channel X2 SX / LX transceivers are even more so.
  DS-CAB-1M = 1m Cable for 10G Copper X2 transceiver,
  DS-CAB-15M = 15m Cable for 10G Copper X2 transceiver.
  
  Alibaba sometimes sells in lots.
  
  It is easier to find the used switch and dismantle the transformer from there.
• #5 Reply
  Posted by quarks on 18 Dec, 2021 12:13
• I do not know what happened, but one port 10G-Base-T is not working and when I opened up the switch one TG24102SIG showed blow/overheat sings
• #6 Reply
  Posted by asis on 20 Dec, 2021 09:24
• Hi,
  
  The transformer is a consequence.
  The internal structure of the transceiver microcircuit is probably damaged.
  If the switch is multi-port, there can be several of them and, as a rule, they have a cooling radiator.
  If you have a pyrometer, try to determine which chip is by measuring the temperature from the bottom of the PCB.
  
  It is unlikely that you can restore working capacity: you need to find a donor and re-solder the BGA.
  
  Alas.
• #7 Reply
  Posted by wraper on 20 Dec, 2021 09:57
• IMHO it's pointless trying to find the exact part. There should be plenty of substitutes readily available. There are only a few types of such transformers, and basically every manufacturer makes the same stuff. I suggest posting a photo and its dimensions.