10G XFP ER Industrial with dual CDR 40 km, λ1550 nm, LC-Duplex, Singlemode
- 1550 nm
- 40 km
- 11.1 G
- Industrial
- 10G ETH
- 10G FC
- 8G FC
- OTU2
- STM-64
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Specification
| Form Factor | XFP |
|---|---|
| Connector / Polish | LC-Duplex PC |
| Interface | Singlemode |
| Compliance Code | ER |
| Operating Temperature | Industrial |
| Distance | 40 km |
| Temperature Range | -40°C - 85°C |
| Bandwidth | 8.5 Gbit/s - 11.1 Gbit/s |
| Digital Diagnostic Monitoring (DDM) | Yes, internally calibrated |
| Power Consumption | 3.5 W |
|---|---|
| CDR | TX and RX |
| SGMII | No |
| Inbuilt FEC | No |
| Powerbudget (dB) | 15 dB |
| Transmit min/max per lane | -1 dBm / 2 dBm |
| Receiver min/max per lane | -16 dBm / -1 dBm (overload) @10G |
| Wavelength TX (Typical) | 1550 nm |
| Wavelength TX (Range) | 1530 - 1565 nm |
| Wavelength RX (Typical) | 1550 nm |
|---|---|
| Wavelength RX (Range) | 1270 - 1600 nm |
| Laser | EML |
| Receiver Type | PIN |
| Modulation | NRZ @10G |
| Transmit and Dispersion Penalty | 2 dB |
| Extinction Ratio | 8.2 dB |
| Supported Protocols | 10G Ethernet, 10G FC, 8G Fibre Channel, OTU2, STM-64 |
Transceiver Configuration with FLEXBOX
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- MSA Standard compatible
- MSA Standard (Default) X.1596.40 (8G) compatible
- ADTRAN 1442940G1 compatible
- ADTRAN 1442940G1C compatible
- ADVA 0061701812 compatible
- Alcatel-Lucent Ent. 3HE00876AA compatible
- Allied Telesis AT-XPER40 compatible
- Avaya (ex. Nortel) AA1403003-E5 compatible
- Brocade / Ruckus 10G-XFP-ER compatible
- Calix 100-01426 compatible
- Ciena (ex. Nortel) NTTP80DA compatible
- Ciena XCVR-040V55 compatible
- Cisco Systems XFP-10GER-192IR+ compatible
- CommScope (ex. Arris) 780243 compatible
- Cyan 280-0015-00 compatible
- Cyan 280-0121-00 compatible
- Dell (ex. Force10) GP-XFP-1E compatible
- Dell 407-11003 compatible
- Edge Core ET5302-ER compatible
- Extreme (ex. Enterasys) 10GBASE-ER-XFP compatible
- Extreme 10124 compatible
- F5 Networks OPT-0014 compatible
- Force10 / Juniper GP-XFP-1E compatible
- Fujitsu FIM31113/120 compatible
- H3C (ex. 3COM) 3CXFP96 compatible
- Hirschmann M-XFP-ER/LC compatible
- Hitachi 10GBASE-ER compatible
- Huawei OSX040N09 compatible
- Huawei XFP-1550-10GE-40km compatible
- Huawei XFP-STM64-LH40-SM1550 compatible
- Infinera (ex. Transmode) TRX100050 compatible
- Juniper (ex BTI Systems) BP3AM4LI compatible
- Juniper EX-XFP-10GE-ER compatible
- Juniper SRX-XFP-10GE-ER compatible
- Juniper XFP-10G-E-OC192-IR2 compatible
- Keysight (ex. Ixia) XSM1310 compatible
- LevelOne # 13362 compatible
- Marconi SU69BC compatible
- Marconi SU69CC compatible
- McAfee IAC-1550-CG1A compatible
- MikroTik # 13363 compatible
- Moxa # 13364 compatible
- MRV XFP-10GD-IR2 compatible
- Net Insight NPA0038-IR21 compatible
- NetOptics XFPKT-ER compatible
- Nokia (ex. Alcatel-Lucent) 1AB217280001 compatible
- Nokia (ex. Alcatel-Lucent) 1AB375380003 compatible
- Nokia (ex. Alcatel-Lucent) 1AB375380005 compatible
- Nokia (ex. Alcatel-Lucent) 3FE50712CA compatible
- Nokia (ex. Alcatel-Lucent) 3HE00876CA compatible
- Nokia (ex. Alcatel-Lucent) 3HE05832CA compatible
- Nokia Siemens Networks V50017-U772-K500 compatible
- Nokia Siemens Networks V50017-U776-K500 compatible
- Nortel / Juniper / NSN XFP-ER compatible
- Packetlight SL103 compatible
- Palo Alto Networks PAN-XFP-ER compatible
- Perle PXFP-10GD-S2LC40 compatible
- RAD XFP-3DH compatible
- Radware # 13367 compatible
- Raisecom UXFP-192/S2 compatible
- Telco Systems BTI-10GER-DD-XFP compatible
- Transition Networks TN-XFP-ER compatible
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