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At present, the optical transmission network generally adopts the non-return-to-zero (NRZ) code transmission method, but when the transmission rate exceeds 28Gbit/s, the system will have strict requirements on the time margin of the transmission link and the transceiver chip, and the high-bandwidth signal will be transmitted in the channel. The losses in the area also significantly increased. This requires us to change the selection...

In recent years, the use of optical transceivers has exploded. This is largely due to the ever-growing demand for bandwidth. Optical transceivers are used to connect different types of optical fiber, and they come in a variety of different forms. In this blog post, we will be discussing bidirectional SFP transceivers. We will start by defining what a bidi transceiver is, and then we...

Do you need a transceiver that supports 10GBASE-T networks? If so, you should get to know the SFP-10G-T! This transceiver offers an easy way to add 10GBASE-T connectivity to your network. It is compatible with a wide range of networking equipment, and it delivers fast, reliable performance. In this guide, we will introduce you to the SFP-10G-T and explain its features and benefits. What...

If you're looking for the most advanced optical module package on the market, look no further than QSFP. QSFP+ and QSFP28 are the two latest models of this amazing technology, offering increased performance and bandwidth. In this article, we'll introduce you to these modules and discuss their features, parameters and applications. So whether you're looking for a better way to connect servers in your...

High-speed cables are another type of optical transceiver product. Optical modules generally need to be used in pairs and use optical fiber cables as a medium to work. In many application scenarios, such as in the data center of telecommunications companies, the fiber cables on optical modules are rarely plugged or unplugged. The fiber optic cable itself is a relatively fragile product and is...

SFP+ was released in 2006, and has been the best-selling 10G optical module so far due to its small size and performance equivalent to GBIC. QSFP+ has a transmission rate of up to 40G and lower power consumption, both commonly used optical modules in the access layer and core layer switches in data centers and campus networks. This blog will explain to you what...