4G Fibre Channel SFP CWDM ~80 km / 26 dB, 1270 nm - 1610 nm, DDM, LC-Duplex
- CWDM
- ~80 km / 26 dB
- 4.25 G
- 1G ETH
- 1G FC
- 2G FC
- 4G FC
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Specification
| Form Factor | SFP |
|---|---|
| Connector / Polish | LC-Duplex PC |
| Interface | CWDM |
| Compliance Code | 4G FC LW |
| Operating Temperature | Standard |
| Distance | 80 km |
| Temperature Range | 0°C - 70°C |
| Bandwidth | 1.05 Gbit/s - 4.25 Gbit/s |
|---|---|
| Digital Diagnostic Monitoring (DDM) | Yes, externally calibrated |
| Power Consumption | 1 W |
| CDR | none |
| Inbuilt FEC | No |
| Powerbudget (dB) | 26 dB |
| Transmit min/max per lane | 2 dBm / 7 dBm |
| Receiver min/max per lane | -24 dBm / -9 dBm (overload) @4G |
|---|---|
| Wavelength TX (Typical) | Channel R - 1610 nm |
| Wavelength RX (Range) | 1260 - 1620 nm |
| Laser | DFB |
| Receiver Type | APD |
| Modulation | NRZ @4G |
| Supported Protocols | 1G Fibre Channel, 2G Fibre Channel, 4G Fibre Channel, Gigabit Ethernet |
Transceiver Configuration with FLEXBOX
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What customers say
It's just a genius device. So easy to use and simple! I would recommend it to every network engineer. Plug-in the module, program and its ready for deployment!
The FLEXBOX was easy to set up and use, and the programmable transceivers worked seamlessly in several different brand devices. This will make our spares much easier to manage.
After many years of using clumsy EEPROM programmers, soldering irons, hammers etc. to make SFP modules work properly, now FLEXBOX allows me to do the same thing in a fraction of time. I only hope my boss doesn't find out I have so much free time now!
When in possession of the FLEXBOX it becomes and indispensable tool in general, and also specifically in managing remote Mobile Base Stations fiber connectivity.
Using the FLEXBOX either with PC or Smartphone is really plug and play with no annoying incompatibility issues at all.
The FLEXBOX together with ease of order and superior delivery times makes it literally unnecessary for us having any significant SFP stock.