3com Compatible 1000base-lx Sfp Transceiver

3com Compatible 1000base-lx Sfp Transceiver

10Gtek Optic cable (www.fiberyes.com) is offering its 3Com compatible 1000Base-LX SFP transceiver which is fully compatible with original 3Com fiber optic transceivers. It is suitable for fiber channel switches, metro/access networks, Gigabit Ethernet links and other optical links.

This high performance, cost effective transceiver, model C011P102, provides standard AC coupled CML for high speed signals, LVTTL control and monitoring of signals. It is designed for single-mode fiber (SMF) and operates at a nominal wavelength of 1310 nm. It offers a large data rate of up to 1.25 Gbps and has a transmission distance up to 20 km.

This optical transceiver consists of two sections: the receiver section has an integrated GaAs detector preamplifier (IDP) mounted in an optical header, and the transmitter has a 1310 nm FP laser. It consumes little power. In addition, the transceiver is compliant with SFP Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) Specification and SFF-8472.

This 1000Base-LX SFP Transceiver belongs to GAO's family of 3Com Compatible Optical Transceiver which contains various kinds of transceivers that is ideal for many different applications. This line includes 1000Base-LX 3Com Compatible GBIC Optical Transceiver which is designed for single-mode fiber and operates at the wavelength of 1310 nm and is compliant with GBIC interface converters specifications Rev. 5.5 as well as Gigabit Ethernet standard as specified in IEEE 802.3, and 3Com Compatible 10GBASE-SR XENPAK Transceiver which is a fully integrated 10.3 Gbit/s optical transceiver module that consists of an 850 nm wavelength optical transmitter and receiver, XAUI interface, Mux and Demux with clock and data recovery (CDR). GAO offers all kinds of transceivers and readers.

MiniSAS(SFF-8088) to 4 SFP Breakout Cable

MiniSAS(SFF-8088) to 4 SFP Breakout Cable 3M

Fiberyes.com offers MiniSAS (SFF-8088) (10G) to 4x SFP (2.5G) Splitter Cable assemblies -- high-performance, cost-effective cabling interconnect solution for merging 10G MiniSAS (SFF-8088) and 2.5G SFP enabled host adapters, switches and servers. For typical applications, users can install this splitter cable between an available MiniSAS (SFF-8088) port on their 10-Gigabit/s rated switch and feed up to four upstream 2.5GbE-SFP enabled switches. Each MiniSAS (SFF-8088) (10G) to 4x SFP (2.5G) splitter cable features a single MiniSAS (SFF-8088) connector rated for 10-Gb/s on one end and (4) SFP connectors, each rated for 2.5-Gb/s, on the other.

MiniSAS(SFF-8088) to 4 SFP Breakout Cable

Product Features:
● MiniSAS (SFF-8088) to 4x SFP Connetor
● 3 Meters
● AWG28/AWG30
● Low power consumption
● Compliant MiniSAS MSA
● RoHS Compliant
● Excellent EMI performance
● High reliability

Source: 10Gtek optic cable

Passive QSFP+ to 4 SFP+ Copper Breakout Cable

QSFP+ to 4 SFP+ Copper Breakout Cable 2M, Passive | QSFP-4SFP10G-CU2M

Fiberyes.com's revolutionary 2m (6.6 ft) QSFP to 4x SFP+ Splitter Cable offers IT professionals a cost-effective interconnect solution for merging 40G QSFP and 10G SFP+ enabled host adapters, switches and servers.

For typical applications, users can install this splitter cable between an available QSFP port on their 40-Gigabit/s rated switch and feed up to four upstream 10GbE-SFP+ enabled switches. Each QSFP-SFP+ splitter cable features a single QSFP connector (SFF-8436) rated for 40-Gb/s on one end and (4) SFP+ connectors (SFF-8431), each rated for 10-Gb/s, on the other.

Fiberyes.com is the manufacturer of QSFP to 4 SFP+ Splitter Cables that designs and sources every subassembly in-house guaranteeing complete control over product performance, quality and consistency. Examples include our widely respected board-as-connector platform which is direct-welded to the wire and encased in a robust Zinc-Nickel backshell for superior crosstalk and EMI performance. Cable available in 1m (3.3ft), 2m (6.6ft), 3m (9.8ft) & 5m (16.4ft) lengths to accommodate your installation requirements.

This new version QSFP+ to 4 SFP+ breakout cable opens EEPROM for customer re-coding for different applications.

Passive QSFP+ to 4 SFP+ Copper Breakout Cable

Specifications:
● QSFP (40G) to 4x SFP+ (10G) Splitter Cable - 2m (6.6 ft)QSFP-4SFP10G-CU2M
● Connector A: (1) QSFP 40.0 Gb/s Rated Connector (SFF-8436 Compliant)
● Connector B: (4) SFP+ 10.0 Gb/s Rated Connectors (SFF-8431 Compliant)
● Economically Links up a QSFP port with an Upstream 10GbE-SFP+ Switch
● AWG30
● Protocol agnostic support of 40GbE, QDR InfiniBand, SAS & Fibre Channel
● Up to 10.3125 Gb/s transfer rate per SFP+ channel (40 Gb/s aggregate)
● Robust Zinc die-cast SFP+ & QSFP connectors with pull-to-release latching
● Bridge the gap between your 10G and 40G capable switches/host adapters
● Low cross-talk and pair-to-pair skew maintains signal integrity
● Fully compliant to the latest SFP+ & QSFP MSA (Multi-Source-Agreement)
● Supports all current 10-Gigabit Ethernet and 40-Gigabit Ethernet standards
● Designated form factor and electrical compliance for QDR InfiniBand
● The perfect direct attached storage splitter cable for Fibre Channel & SAS
● Enjoy a reduced power budget and lower port cost compared to optical
● Fully RoHS compliant for environmental protection

Source: www.fiberyes.com

Fiber Optical Transceiver - New Age Transceivers

Fiber Optical Transceiver - New Age Transceivers

A transceiver is a piece of equipment that combines both a receiver and a transmitter. They share a single housing or a common circuitry. If by any chance there is no common circuitry between the receiver and transmitter, then the machine is known as a transmitter-receiver. The term initially came into use back in the year 1920. Technically speaking, it is essential that a transceiver merge a fair amount of receiver and transmitter handling circuitry. A few similar devices would be the repeaters, transverters, transponders and many others.

 A transceiver is a commonly used term and device in radio terminology and functions. It was very common to have the units separated. The ham radio operators used to set up their own devices, and it was easy to build and design a simple unit, having one feature as transmitting and receiving. The overall amateur modern radio devices in use are transceivers. At the same time, there exists an active demand for pure radio receivers. A perfect example of the transceiver would a CB radio or a walkie talkie.

 Eminent brands have come up with new age transceiver products that cater to the needs of customers and IT professionals. There are companies that specialize in Cisco compatible transceivers of superior quality. Transceivers can be categorized as

 1. IR transceivers
 2. Optical transceivers
 3. Cisco transceivers
 4. Fiber transceivers

 Let us have a look at some of the transceiver product variants that are available in the market.

 Single Mode Fiber transceiver

 Features:
 1. Hot Pluggable
 2. 10GBASE-LR
 3. Duplex LC Connector Interface
 4. Connects to Single-Mode Fiber
 5. 1310nm Wavelength

 Multi-Mode Fiber transceiver

 Features:
 1. Complies with X2 Multi-Source Agreement
 2. Advanced VCSEL laser, up to 300m reach
 3. Digital Diagnostics Monitoring Interface

 Customer feedback suggests that this industry is expanding and is in a flourishing state. At the same time, these products are environment friendly and do not include any wasteful practices. As a result of this, it results in both customer and environmental benefit in daily operations.


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10Gtek FTTH Fiber Cable To Individual Homes

FTTH Fiber Cable To Individual Homes

FTTH, or Fiber To The Home, is the delivery of a communications signal over optical fiber from the operator switching equipment all the way to a home or business, replacing existing copper infrastructure such as telephone wire and coaxial cable. FTTH Fiber Cable is a relatively new and fast growing method of providing vastly high-speed broadband services integrating voice, data and video to consumers and businesses.

 Fiber Optic Cable is proved to deliver bundled or individual data, voice and video services to the home more efficiently-and securely-versus traditional copper transport mediums. We are all aware of slow dial-up frustrations, DSL outages, and coax cable issues (Broadband-Cable TV). Once fiber optics deployed as an end to end solution- all these inherent problems associated with copper /coax based transport factilities virtually disappear.