25G SFP28 Transceiver 1270/1233nm 10 km LC
Unoptix's SFP-25G-LR-BD-U is a generic MSA compliant transceiver.
The main elements defined in the SFP28 MSA are listed as follows:
In addition, Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM) is common in many modern transceivers as defined in the MSA specification for SFF-8472. The SFF-8472 added DDM feature and specified that the DDM interface is an extension of the GBIC standard as well as the MSA SFP. This particular module features a DFB (Distributed Feedback) laser transmitter, with support for 25G Ethernet and 10G Ethernet.
| PART NUMBER | SFP-25G-LR-BD-U | FORM FACTOR | SFP28 |
|---|---|---|---|
| CONNECTOR | LC-Simplex UPC | INTERFACE | Singlemode BiDi |
| COMPLIANCE CODE | BiDi LR | DISTANCE | 10 km |
| TEMPERATURE RANGE | 0°C - 70°C | BANDWIDTH | 24.33 Gbit/s - 25.78 Gbit/s |
| DIGITAL DIAGNOSTIC MANAGEMENT (DDM) | internally calibrated | POWER CONSUMPTION | 1.5 W |
| CDR | TX and RX | SGMII | No |
| INBUILT FEC | No | POWER BUDGET | 4.5 dB |
| TRANSMIT MIN/MAX PER LANE | -5 dBm / 2 dBm | RECEIVER MIN/MAX PER LANE | -9.5 dBm / 2 dBm (overload) @25G |
| WAVELENGTH TX (TYPICAL) | 1270 nm | WAVELENGTH TX (RANGE) | 1260 - 1280 nm |
| WAVELENGTH RX (TYPICAL) | 1330 nm | WAVELENGTH RX (RANGE) | 1320 - 1340 nm |
| LASER | DFB | RECEIVER TYPE | PIN |
| MODULATION | NRZ @25G | TRANSMIT AND DISPERSION PENALTY | 2.7 dB |
| EXTINCTION RATIO | 3.5 dB | PROTOCOLS | 25G Ethernet, 10G Ethernet |
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