QSFP+ Dual OPTEC 40G MM LC 6dB 150m VCSEL/PIN TX850/900 DDM

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QSFP+40G-BD-MM-001-LC-TX8
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The QSFP+ OPTEC 40G MM 2xLC BiDi transceiver is a high-performance optical module designed for fast and reliable data transmission in modern fiber optic networks. The Dual BiDi version enables communication over two optical fibers, providing two independent optical paths. This allows reuse of existing 10 Gbps fiber infrastructure when upgrading to 40 Gbps, minimizing network modernization costs.

The module operates over multimode fiber (MM) and supports data transmission up to 150 m using OM4 cable or up to 100 m with OM3 cable. Each of the two 20 Gbps channels simultaneously transmits and receives signals at two wavelengths over a single multimode fiber. Transmission is handled by 20G VCSEL lasers at a nominal wavelength of 850 nm, while reception is performed by PIN photodiodes at 900 nm, enabling full-duplex communication with throughput up to 40 Gb/s.

The module supports DDM/DOM optical diagnostics, providing real-time information about operating conditions such as signal power, temperature, and supply voltage.


Key features:

  • High bandwidth up to 40 Gb/s
  • Transmission type: multimode (MM), Dual Fiber BiDi
  • Easy migration from 10G networks without replacing cabling infrastructure
  • Cable types: 50/125 µm, 62.5/125 µm, 100/140 µm
  • Data rate: 39.81 - 44.8 Gb/s (40G Ethernet: 41.25 Gb/s, STM-256: 39.81 Gb/s, OTU3: 43.108 Gb/s, OTU3e2: 44.58 Gb/s)
  • DDM function - real-time module monitoring
  • Hot-pluggable - replaceable without powering down devices
  • Operating temperature range: 0°-70°C
  • Compact and energy-efficient design.

Optical connector 2x LC SM
TX wavelength Ch1 850 nm, Ch2 900 nm
RX wavelength Ch1 900 nm, Ch2 850 nm
Optical power budget 6 dB SR
Reach 150 km
Transmission 40G
Laser VSCEL
Receiver PIN
DDM Yes

More Information
Manufacturer Optec
Rate 40G
Form factor QSFP+
Compliance code SR PAM4 BIDI
Media/Interface MM
Connector 2x LC
Distance 150 m
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