OP30Tx-AOC
The AOC-based cable contains a full range of 10 ~400 Gb/s; it has a low-capacity, small size and high reliability characteristic, which allows data centres to increase capacity, increase port density and reduce power consumption. It is mainly applied to interconnection within data centres.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Description | SFP28--SFP28 |
| Data Rate | 25 Gb/s |
| Reach | 0.5~100 m |
| Tx | 850nm VCSEL |
| Rx | PIN |
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