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Finisar Corporation
10 Gb SFP+ transceiver reaches 300 m over 850 nm multimode fibre
The Finisar FTLX8571D3BNL-E5 is a new SFP+ transceiver built for 10 GbE connections over multimode fibre. It suits network engineers and system integrators who need a hot-pluggable module for switches, routers or servers with SFP+ cages. Buyers requiring single-mode reach or longer distances must select a different module.
Operating at 850 nm, the transceiver delivers 10GBASE-SR performance up to 300 metres on OM3 multimode fibre. This wavelength and distance rating is the specification that determines whether the part matches the link budget and fibre plant in your deployment.
| Brand | FINISAR |
|---|---|
| Device Type | Transceiver |
The 300 m figure is the maximum distance this transceiver guarantees over OM3 multimode fibre at 850 nm.
SFP+ locks the module to 10 Gbit/s serial electrical lanes and LC duplex optical connectors.
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