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GAO Fiber Optics Unveils New CWDM SFP Cisco Compatible Optical Transceiver

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Aug 3 2010Reviewed

Provider of transceiver units, GAO Fiber Optics has launched the 1000BASE CWDM SFP Cisco compatible transceiver that is useful for optical transport devices, routers, and switches. The transceiver plugs into a Cisco switch slot, SFP port, or router slot to connect the port to the optical fiber network.

GAO CWDM-SFP-1310-Cisco Transceiver

The transceiver supports both Fibre Channel 2.12Gbps and 1.06Gbps duplex links with a 28dB optical link budget, and Gigabit Ethernet 1.25Gbps duplex links with a 29dB budget. The 1000BASE Cisco compatible transceiver includes a receiver and a transmitter that are integrated inside a single housing.

The transceiver complies with the laser Class 1 21CFR1040 standards and the ITU G.694.2 CWDM grid. It functions at 1290nm wavelength, while provides a dual LC/PC connector and a SFP interface for connecting the network. The transceiver also complies with the Fibre Channel draft physical interface specification and the 1000BASE-X standard as per the IEEE 802.3z specification.

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