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1.25G Optical Module

1.25G SFP DWDM Transceiver

Category : Optical Transceiver > 1.25G Optical Module

- 1.25 Gbps transfer rate
- DWDM DFB wavelength lasers and APD photodetectors
- Compliant with SFP MSA and SFF-8472 with duplex LC socket
- With digital diagnostic monitoring
- Compliant with SONET OC-24-LR-1
- RoHS compliant
- + 3.3V single power supply
- Working temperature: 0°C~70°C

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DWDM SFP is a wavelength division multiplexing technology, which can combine different wavelengths into a single optical fiber and transmit them together. One of the key advantages of DWDM SFP is that its protocol and transmission speed are unrelated. DWDM-based networks can use IP, ATM, SONET/SDH, Ethernet protocols to transmit data, and handle data traffic between 100Mb/s and 400Gb/s. In this way, DWDM-based networks can use IP, ATM, SONET/SDH, and Ethernet protocols to transmit data. In this way, a DWDM-based network can transmit different types of data traffic at different speeds over a single laser channel. From a QoS (Quality of Service) point of view, DWDM-based networks provide a low-cost way to quickly respond to customer bandwidth demands and protocol changes.

P/N	Desp	Rate	Distance	Wavelength	Laser	Rx	Power	Temp	Datasheet
SFP-CWDM-GE-1-ZX-XX-D-I	50GHz DWDM SFP	1.25Gb/s	80km	CH17~CH61	EML	PIN	<1.5W	-40~+85°C
SFP-CWDM-GE-1-ZX-XX-D	50GHz DWDM SFP	1.25Gb/s	80km	CH17~CH61	EML	PIN	<1.0W	0~+70°C
SFP-CWDM-GE-1-EZX-XX-D-I	50GHz DWDM SFP	1.25Gb/s	120km	CH17~CH61	EML	PIN	<1.5W	-40~+85°C
SFP-CWDM-GE-1-EZX-XX-D	50GHz DWDM SFP	1.25Gb/s	120km	CH17~CH61	EML	PIN	<1.0W	0~+70°C
SFP-CWDM-GE-2-ZX-XX-D-I	100GHz DWDM SFP	1.25Gb/s	80km	CH17~CH61	EML	PIN	<1.5W	-40~+85°C
SFP-CWDM-GE-2-ZX-XX-D	100GHz DWDM SFP	1.25Gb/s	80km	CH17~CH61	EML	PIN	<1.0W	0~+70°C
SFP-CWDM-GE-2-EZX-XX-D-I	100GHz DWDM SFP	1.25Gb/s	120km	CH17~CH61	EML	APD	<1.5W	-40~+85°C
SFP-CWDM-GE-2-EZX-XX-D	100GHz DWDM SFP	1.25Gb/s	120km	CH17~CH61	EML	APD	<1.0W	0~+70°C

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