25G SFP28
SOPTO SFP28 optical transceivers are designed for use in 25GBASE data rate over multimode or single model fiber. The optical transceiver is compliant per the RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.SFP28 is a 25GBASE interface which has evolved from 100 Gigabit Ethernet, which is typically implemented with 4 25 Gbit/s data lanes. Sopto supplies OEM service and Third-Party(Cisco, Juniper, HP, Dell etc.) compatible fiber optic transceivers.Feature● RoHS-6 compliant● Compliant with SFF-8472● Built-in digital diagnostic functions● Up to 25.78Gb/s bi-directional data links● Operating Case Temperature: Standard: 0~70°C;● Cost effective SFP28 solution, enables higher port densities and greater bandwidth● Transmission distance up to 100m on MMF OM4 and 10km over SMF● Advanced firmware allows customer system encryption information to be stored in transceiverP/N | Description | DetailsSPT-SFP28-SR | 25.78Gbps, 850nm SFP28 SR 100m, 0ºC ~+70ºC, Duplex LC, DDM | PDFSPT-SFP28-LR | 25.78Gbps, 1310nm SFP28 LR 10km, 0ºC ~+70ºC, MPO/MTP, DDM | PDFSopto fiber optic transceiver took the first lead to pass the ISO9001 quality system,the requirements of European CE, RoHs---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|Applications● 25GBASE-SR/LR Ethernet● High-speed storage area networks● Computer cluster cross-connect● Custom high-speed data pipes● Inter Rack ConnectionRelated Articles● Single Mode Fiber Transceivers● What is the Basic Principle of an Optical Module● Fiber Optic Transceiver Module's Selection and Use Skills● Introduction to common package types of optical modulesOrdering InformationPN | Data Rate(Gbps) | Distance | Fiber | Output Power(dBm) | Sensitivity(dBm) | Interface | Temp. | DDMSPT-SFP28-SR | 25 | 70m/OM3100m/OM4 | MM | -8.4~2.4 | -9.5 | Duplex LC | 0 to 70℃ | DSPT-SFP28-LR | 25 | 10km | MM | -1.5~2 | -13 | MPO/MTP | 0 to 70℃ | DDatasheetshttps://www.sopto.com.cn/upload/201907/23/201907231027407975.pdfhttps://www.sopto.com.cn/upload/201907/23/201907231028239066.pdf
