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XFP Transceiver

A XFP Transceiver is a combination of transmitter and receiver for the transfer of optical signals. The XFP Transceiver uses an electronic to optical converter to translate the signals within the XFP Transceiver. For the transmission, the XFP Transceiver uses LEDs or lasers. The reception of the XFP Transceiver signals takes place via a PIN or an APD detector. XFP Transceivers can be used in various hardware systems, e.g. in switches, servers, HBA's, etc. XFP Transceivers usually have an LC duplex connector. Furthermore, XFP Transceivers are hot pluggable and thus can be used or removed during operation. BlueOptics XFP Transceivers also offer Digital Diagnostic Monitoring, which allows you to monitor various values of the XFP Transceiver, such as the temperature, while being in live mode.

Superior Performance The BlueOpticsŠ BO31J856S3D 10G Small Form-Factor Pluggable (XFP) transceiver with LC duplex connector from CBO is designed for short-range multi-mode 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE), 10 Gigabit Fibre


Channel over Ethernet (10Gb FCoE) or OC-192/STM64 SDH/SONET high-speed applications of up to 11.3 gigabits per second.

Wide Range of Applications The BlueOptics BO31J856S3D XFP transceivers have a receiving function (receiver) and a transmission function (transmitter) for the transfer of optical signals via multi-mode fiber, regarding the respective 10 gigabit protocol, such as the 10GB Ethernet 802.3ae standard. BlueOptics BO31J856S3D XFP modules are suitable for the use in switches, routers, storage systems and other hardware in the first optical window at 850nm.

Data Transmission at the Speed of Light Increase your bandwidth and lower the latency. BlueOptics BO31J856S3D XFP transceivers transmit and receive signals via one optical fiber and have a duplex connector.


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