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Optical Module | FS OPTICAL MODULE World-Class Optics for Datacom and Telecom FS optical transceiver portfolio includes a wide What Make range of copper and optical transceivers to fit in data centers, enterprise and metro FS Optics networks. All of our transceivers are standards-based and comply with the MSA (Multi-Source Agreement). Rigorously tested in Unique? our own lab to ensure the highest levels of performance, FS optical transceivers are · Automated Production Line purpose-built for compatibility with over 200 FS highly automated and digitalized independent OEM vendors. While backed by large stock in production line ensures quality optical modules and our global warehouses, these transceivers are efficient delivery. subject to prompt delivery and lifetime warranty. · Advanced Technology FS R&D team has been focused on 200G & 400G FS has taken a leading role in offering advanced optical technology to meet the increasing cost-effective optical modules. With excellent growth in market demand. production line and testing equipment, FS is a trusted partner to data center operators, · Wide Compatibility telecom service providers, etc. All our fiber transceivers are 100% compatible with major FS provides a series of brand compatible optical brands. Items published in this catalog are also modules and FS box smart cloud platform to solve made to order or customize according to your real-time compatibility requirements for users. requirements. · Same-Day Shipping Full inventories are provided in FS local warehouses in the US, AU, Europe, and Asia covering global markets and supporting same-day shipping. 100G QSFP28 Transceivers Quad Small Form-Factor Pluggable 28 (QSFP28) QSFP28 allows data rate of 4x28Gbit/s used for 100Gbit/s links, delivering strong ability to increase port density and decrease price per bit. FS offers an extensive range of compatible QSFP28 transceivers for different requirements, including Avago, Arista, Brocade, Cisco, Ciena, Dell, Edge-Core, Extreme, H3C, Huawei, Juniper, Mellanox, Palo Alto Networks. Connector: · LC duplex · MTP/MPO-12 Interface Type: · SR4, 100m with 50/125 MMF · LR4, 10km range with 9/125 SMF · PSM4, 500m range with 9/125 SMF · CWDM4, 2km range with 9/125 SMF · eCWDM4, 10km range with 9/125 SMF · ER4, 25-40km range with 9/125 SMF ID Name Wavelength Interface Receiver Max. DOM Sensitivity Distance 35182 QSFP28- 850nm <-10.3dBm 100m over MMF SR4-100G MTP/MPO-12 65216 QSFP28- 1310nm <-11.35dBm 500m over SMF PIR4-100G 65214 QSFP28- <-11.5dBm IR4-100G 1271nm, 2km over SMF 1291nm, 65215 QSFP28- IR4-100G 1311nm and <-11.5dBm 1331nm Yes 73590 QSFP28- <-11.5dBm EIR4-100G LC Duplex 39025 QSFP28- 1310nm <-10.6dBm LR4-100G 10km over SMF QSFP28- 73871 LR4-100G 1310nm <-10.6dBm (Dual Rate) 69110 QSFP28- 1310nm <-20.9dBm 40km over SMF ER4-100G 1 100G CFP Transceivers C Form-Factor Pluggable (CFP) CFP modules are used for 100Gb/s applications. They include pluggable CFP, CFP2, CFP4 transceivers to support the high bandwidth requirements of data communication networks. The CFP transceivers feature a new concept known as the riding heat sink, which makes it very easy for the operator to insert the module into the host board. The CFP module offers Ethernet users another option for 100G connectivity. Connector: · LC duplex · MTP/MPO-24 Interface Type: · CFP SR10, 150m with 50/125 MMF · CFP LR4, 10km range with 9/125 SMF · CFP ER4, 40km range with 9/125 SMF Max. ID Name Wavelength Interface Data Rate Distance 65217 CFP- 850nm MTP/MPO-24 103.1Gbps 150m over MMF SR10-100G 35174 CFP- 10km over SMF LR4-100G 1310nm LC duplex 112Gbps 61885 CFP- 40km over SMF ER4-100G 2 100G CFP2 Transceiver CFP2 is specified by CFP MSA in a form factor of 1/2 in size of the CFP module. FS CFP2 module is designed for applications over single mode fiber with transmission distances of up to 10km. It uses 4 WDM optical signals (1310nm wavelength), and multiplexes them into a single channel for 100Gbps optical transmission. The module contains a duplex LC connector for the optical interface. Connector: · LC duplex Interface Type: · CFP2 LR4, 10km range with 9/125 SMF Max. ID Name Wavelength Interface Data Rate Distance 35176 CFP2- 1310nm LC duplex 112Gbps 10km over SMF LR4-100G 3 100G CFP4 Transceiver CFP4 form factor is the half size of CFP2 module. FS CFP4 module offers doubled port density of 100GBase-LR4 CFP transceivers, which is ideally suited for 100G applications where cost-effective high port density is needed. Connector: · LC duplex Interface Type: · CFP4 LR4, 10km range with 9/125 SMF Max. ID Name Wavelength Interface Data Rate Distance 35372 CFP4- 1310nm LC duplex 112Gbps 10km over SMF LR4-100G 4 1 100G CXP Transceiver C-eXtended capability Pluggable (CXP) CXP module has a smaller form factor than CFP, which is created to satisfy the high-density requirements of the data center. FS 100G CXP module supports link length of 100m and 150m on laser-optimized OM3 and OM4 respectively. It can deliver high bandwidth 100-gigabit links over 24-fiber ribbon cables terminated with MTP/MPO-24 optical connectors. Connector: · MTP/MPO-24 Interface Type: · CXP SR10, 100m (OM3), 150m (OM4) Max. ID Name Wavelength Interface Data Rate Distance 100m over OM3 CXP- 65218 SR10-100G 850nm MTP/MPO-24 120Gbps 150m over OM4 5 40G QSFP+ Transceivers Quad Small Form-Factor Pluggable Plus (QSFP+) QSFP+ provides high-density 40G Ethernet connectivity options for data center and high-performance computing networks. FS QSFP+ module can operate on duplex multimode and single mode fibers. It has four channels of 10G multiplexed inside the module to transmit and receive as the aggregate 40G signal. This is a very cost-effective connectivity solution for data centers to migrate from 10Gbps to 40Gbps with minimal disruption with existing multimode and single mode infrastructure. Connector: · LC duplex · MTP/MPO-12 Interface Type: · SR4, 150m (OM4) with 50/125 MMF · SR-BD, 150m (OM4), 100m (OM3), 30m (OM2) · ER4, 40km range with 9/125 SMF · CSR4, 400m (OM4) with 50/125 MMF · LR4, 10km range with 9/125 SMF · PLR4, 10km range with 9/125 SMF · LX4, 150m (OM3/OM4) with 50/125 MMF, 2km with 9/125 SMF · PLRL4, 1.4km range with 9/125 SMF · LR4L, 2km range with 9/125 SMF Receiver Max. ID Name Wavelength Interface TX Power Sensitivity Data Rate QSFP- 17931 SR4-40G 850nm MTP/MPO -7.6~2.4dBm <-12dBm QSFP- 34912 CSR4-40G QSFP- 48721 BD-40G 832nm-918nm LC duplex -3~-5dBm <-6dBm QSFP- 34917 PIR4-40G MTP/MPO -6.2~0.5dBm <-14.4dBm QSFP- 35205 LX4-40G <-10dBm 40Gbps QSFP- 34913 IR4-40G LC duplex -7~2.3dBm 1310nm <-13.7dBm QSFP- 24422 LR4-40G QSFP- 35209 PLR4-40G MTP/MPO -8.2~1dBm <-12.6dBm 35211 QSFP- LC duplex -2.7~+4.5dBm <-21.2dBm ER4-40G 6 40G CFP Transceiver C Form-Factor Pluggable (CFP) FS 40G CFP module is hot-swappable I/O device plugged into 40G Ethernet CFP port on network switches. It offers customers versatile 40 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity options in core and distribution layers of data center, enterprise, and service provider networks. Connector: · SC duplex Interface Type: · CFP LR4, 10km range with 9/125 SMF Receiver Max. ID Name Wavelength Interface TX Power Sensitivity Data Rate CFP- 39986 LR4-40G 1310nm SC duplex -13.7~2.3dBm <-9.6dBm 40Gbps 7 25G Transceivers Small Form-Factor Pluggable 28 (SFP28) SFP28 is a 25GBASE interface which uses technology defined for 100 Gigabit Ethernet implemented as four 25Gbit/s lanes. It can provide high performance at low power that offers various options for data center and high-performance computing networks applications. SFP28 contains SFP-25G-SR, SFP-25G-LR and CWDM SFP28. The SFP-25G-SR is used for short-distance transmission (up to 100m over MMF). While the SFP-25G-LR and CWDM SFP28 are applied for long-distance transmission (up to 10km over SMF). Connector: · LC duplex Interface Type: · SR, 100m (OM4) with 50/125 MMF · LR, 10km range with 9/125 SMF, G657 glass fiber · CWDM, 10km range with 9/125 SMF Receiver Max. ID Name Wavelength Interface TX Power DOM Sensitivity Distance SFP28- -8.4~-2.4dBm <-10.3dBm 100m over 67991 25GSR-85 850nm OM4 MMF SFP28- 70384 25GLR-31 1310nm -6.5~2dBm <-11.3dBm CWDM- 1270nm LC duplex 76023 SFP25G-10SP Yes 76024 CWDM- 1290nm 10km SFP25G-10SP over SMF -7~3dBm <-11.3dBm CWDM- 76025 SFP25G-10SP 1310nm CWDM- 76026 SFP25G-10SP 1330m 8 SFP+ Transceivers Small Form-Factor Pluggable Plus (SFP+) SFP+ or 10GB SFP is the enhanced small form-factor pluggable fiber transceiver. It offers the smallest and lowest power solution for 10G Ethernet, enabling increased density in enterprise and data center applications. FS SFP+ transceivers are available in Ethernet SFP+ (standard SFP+, BiDi SFP+, CWDM/DWDM SFP+) and Fibre Channel SFP+ transceivers. Connector: · LC · RJ45 Interface Type: · SR, 300m (OM3) · LR, 10km with 9/125 SMF · LRM, 220m (MMF), 2km (SMF) · ER, 40km with 9/125 SMF · ZR, 80km with 9/125 SMF · T “Copper”, 30m range with Cat6a cable · 1270nm-TX/1330nm-RX, 10km, 20km, 40km, 60km and 80km with SMF · 1330nm-TX/1270nm-RX, 10km, 20km, 40km, 60km and 80km with SMF · 1490nm-TX/1550nm-RX, 80km with SMF · 1550nm-TX/1490nm-RX, 80km with SMF · CWDM, 10km, 20km, 40km, 80km range with 9/125 SMF · DWDM, 40km, 80km range with 9/125 SMF 9 Ethernet SFP+ Transceivers Ethernet SFP+ transceivers cover the product line of standard SFP+, CWDM/DWDM SFP+ and BiDi SFP+ transceivers. Standard SFP+ Transceivers Receiver Max. ID Name Wavelength Interface TX Power Sensitivity Distance 11589 SFP- 850nm -7.3~-1dBm <-11.1dBm 300m 10GSR-85 over OM3 SFP- 220m 11590 10GLRM-31 -6.5~-0.5dBm <-8.4dBm over MMF 11591 SFP- 1310nm -8.2~0.5dBm <-14.4dBm 10km 10GLR-31 over SMF LC duplex 29797 SFP- 0~5dBm <-16dBm 10GER-31 40km over SMF 11592 SFP- 1550nm -1~4dBm <-16dBm 10GER-55 SFP- 11595 1550nm 0~4dBm <-23dBm 80km 10GZR-55 over SMF SFP- 66612 10G-T / RJ45 / / Up to 100m 10 Ethernet SFP+ Transceivers BiDi SFP+ Transceivers Receiver Max.
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