Eoptolink offers extended-reach 400G QSFP-DD and OSFP PSM modules to its portfolio
Eoptolink Technology Inc., Ltd. (SZSE: 300502) now offers extended reach 400G optical modules. The EOLD-134HG-02-M and EOLD-134HG-10-M are QSFP-DD optical transceivers, while the EOLO-134HG-02-M and EOLO-134HG-10-M are OSFP transceivers.
The two QSFP-DD optical modules feature an optical MPO interface with four independent 100G single-lambda wavelengths. The modules have a power consumption less than 10 W at 70⁰C and support breakout applications. The EOLD-134HG-02-M supports reaches up to 2 km and conforms to the 100G Lambda MSA’s FR specification. The EOLD-134HG-10-M provides transmission up to 10 km and follows the same MSA’s LR specification.
The EOLO-134HG-02-M and EOLO-134HG-10-M OSFP transceivers offer the same functionality as the new QSFP-DDs, just in a different form factor, says Eoptolink.
Customers are using these modules in high-port-density 100G applications," stated Sean Davies, director of sales, Americas, at Eoptolink. "A 1U switch can now offer 128x 100G ports.”
Eoptolink notes it also offers 100G QSFP28 FR and LR transceivers.
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