What is Generic Compatible Osfp 400g Sr4 PAM4 850nm 100m Dom MPO-12/APC SMF SFP Optical Transceiver Module
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$499.00-599.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Usage Workstation, Server, Data Center/Cloud Computing/Ai Clusters/Hpc
- Type Fiber Transceiver
- Support Network Ethernet
- Information content Data
- Certification CE, ISO, RoHS, GS
- Condition New
- Transport Package Standard Packing
- Specification 120mm*10mm*8mm
- Trademark Mvslink/OEM
- Origin China
- Model No. Mvs-Agj-Sr4-C
- Max Data Rate 425gbps (4X106.25GB/S)
- Form Factor Osfp Sr4
- Temp Range I: -40ºC~85ºC C: 0ºC~70ºC
- Wavelength 850nm
Product Description
Product Highlights 1. Qualified for InfiniBand NDR End-to-End Systems 2. Built-in 7nm DSP, Max. Power Consumption: 8.5W 3. Low Bit Error Rate (BER) with FS InfiniBand NDR systems 4. Flat-top OSFP for ConnectX-7 Adapter 5. Support 800G-to-Two 400G Links for Switch-to-Adapter 6. ...
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