This reliable BLC QSFP+ to 4x10G SFP+ Active Optical Cable (AOC) is a high-performance solution for bridging networks over long distances. The AOC features active transmission technology, ensuring clear signal quality up to 15 meters. Its durable design makes it perfect for limited server racks. With its versatile compatibility, this AOC is a indispensable choice for data centers deployments.

High-Performance 4x10G SFP+ AOC from QSFP+ Breakout

Gaining momentum in data centers worldwide is the need for high-speed connectivity solutions. Meeting this demand, innovative companies are presenting cutting-edge technologies like 4x10G SFP+ Active Optical Cables (AOCs) based on QSFP+ breakout configurations. These AOCs provide a economical and dependable means to expand network bandwidth.

• Importantly, the integration of QSFP+ breakout technology allows for a effortless transition from legacy infrastructure to modern networking needs.
• Furthermore, these AOCs offer several advantages such as reduced propagation time and improved signal integrity.

In conclusion, the use of Superior 4x10G SFP+ AOC Utilizing QSFP+ Breakout is a strategic approach to meet the evolving needs of high-speed data transmission.

QSFP+ to 4 x 10G SFP+ AOC

Ensure seamless connectivity with our high-performance QSFP+ to 4 x 10G SFP+ AOC . This optical transceiver boasts a robust range of 15m, perfect for single-mode fiber installations. Designed with SI Optics, it delivers consistent data transmission at 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE).

• Employing advanced technology, this module guarantees low latency.
• Ideal for demanding applications requiring extensive data transmission, such as data centers.

This Innovative 15M BLC QSFP+ to 4x10G SFP+ AOC

This advanced solution enables seamless connectivity between high-speed networks. Leveraging the advantages of Small Form Factor Pluggable (SI) optics, it delivers exceptional performance and bandwidth.

• Specifically, this product is ideal for applications requiring high-density connectivity, such as cloud computing
• With its compact form factor, it efficiently utilizes available space within server racks.

Moreover, the use of Active Optical Cables (AOCs) guarantees low delay and minimal signal loss over extended range.

10 Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver : QSFP+ to 4xSFP+ AOC, Active Optical Cable

A XFP+ transceiver is a device that allows for high-speed data transmission over optical fiber. Particularly , it converts electrical signals from a network interface card (NIC) into optical signals and vice versa. Active Optical Cables (AOCs) provide a cost-effective alternative to traditional copper cables, especially for long distances. This type of transceiver is commonly used in data centers, high-performance computing environments, and cloud infrastructure.

• Connecting multiple network devices at high speeds
• Enabling seamless interoperability between different types of network equipment
• Improving overall network performance and efficiency

Selecting the right SFP+ transceiver is crucial for ensuring optimal network functionality. Factors such as data rate, distance, and connector type must be carefully considered.

A QSFP+ Breakout Cable: 4x10G SFP+ AOC for High-Density Data Center Applications

In the ever-evolving landscape of data centers, connectivity demands are constantly rising. To meet these demands, high-density infrastructure solutions are crucial. A QSFP+ Breakout Cable, capable of transmitting 4x10G SFP+ information via an AOC (Active Optical BLC QSFP+ TO 4X10G SFP+ AOC 15M OPT PL=SI Cable), presents a robust solution for maximizing data center utilization. These cables offer several benefits over traditional copper cabling, including reduced signal degradation and improved energy consumption.

• Furthermore, QSFP+ Breakout Cables contribute to a cleaner, more streamlined data center environment by reducing the need for bulky copper cabling.
• Therefore, these cables are ideal for applications requiring high-speed data movement, such as virtualization.

By leveraging QSFP+ Breakout Cables, data center operators can optimize their infrastructure's potential and effectively meet the ever-growing demands of modern applications.