E65685-004 Intel 10G Dual Rate 10GBase-LR 1310nm SFP+ Optical Transceiver

Rate Feature: Dual Rate

Dual Rate is a feature that allows the Intel E65685-004 SFP+ Optical Transceiver to operate at two different data rates, providing users with flexibility and compatibility options. This transceiver can support both 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) and 1 Gigabit Ethernet (1GbE) rates, making it suitable for a wide range of network environments.

Benefits of Dual Rate

Flexibility

The Dual Rate feature of the Intel E65685-004 SFP+ Optical Transceiver offers flexibility for users who may have varying network requirements. With the ability to operate at both 10GbE and 1GbE rates, this transceiver can adapt to different network infrastructures without the need for additional equipment or upgrades.

This flexibility is especially valuable in scenarios where there is a mix of legacy and modern network devices. For example, if a network consists of older switches that support only 1GbE and newer switches that support 10GbE, the Intel E65685-004 SFP+ Optical Transceiver can be used to connect these devices seamlessly.

Cost-Efficiency

By supporting both 10GbE and 1GbE rates, the Dual Rate capability of this transceiver eliminates the need for separate transceivers for different data rates. This reduces costs associated with purchasing and maintaining multiple transceivers, as well as simplifies inventory management.

Additionally, the ability to use this transceiver in various network environments means that organizations can leverage their existing infrastructure without significant investments in new equipment. This cost-efficiency is particularly beneficial for businesses with budget constraints or those looking to optimize their IT spending.

Future-Proofing

The Dual Rate feature of the Intel E65685-004 SFP+ Optical Transceiver offers future-proofing capabilities. As network technologies continue to evolve and higher data rates become standard, this transceiver can seamlessly accommodate these advancements.

By investing in a transceiver that supports both 10GbE and 1GbE rates, users can ensure their network infrastructure remains compatible with future upgrades and expansions. This eliminates the need for frequent equipment replacements and reduces disruption to network operations.

Data Rate Feature: 10GBase-LR

What is 10GBase-LR?

10GBase-LR is a data rate standard for 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) over single-mode fiber optic cables. It specifies a maximum transmission distance of up to 10 kilometers, making it suitable for long-range network connections.

Benefits of 10GBase-LR

High-Speed Connectivity

The 10GBase-LR feature of the Intel E65685-004 SFP+ Optical Transceiver enables high-speed connectivity at 10 Gigabit per second (Gbps). This allows for rapid data transfer, supporting bandwidth-intensive applications and ensuring smooth network performance.

With its high-speed capabilities, the 10GBase-LR feature is particularly advantageous in environments that require large data transfers, such as data centers, cloud computing facilities, and multimedia production studios.

Long-Range Transmission

One of the primary advantages of 10GBase-LR is its ability to support long-range transmissions. The maximum transmission distance of up to 10 kilometers ensures reliable connectivity across extended distances without degradation in signal quality.

This long-range capability is essential for connecting network devices located in different buildings or dispersed across a wide geographic area. It enables organizations to establish robust and efficient network connections, even in challenging environments.

Compatibility with Single-Mode Fiber

10GBase-LR is designed specifically for single-mode fiber optic cables, which offer superior performance over longer distances compared to multi-mode fiber. The Intel E65685-004 SFP+ Optical Transceiver's compatibility with single-mode fiber ensures optimal transmission quality and reliability.

By utilizing single-mode fiber, users can benefit from minimal signal loss, higher data transfer rates, and increased resistance to external interference. This makes the 10GBase-LR feature ideal for applications that demand reliable and high-performance connectivity over extended distances.

Wavelength Feature: 1310nm

What is 1310nm Wavelength?

The 1310nm wavelength is a specific frequency of light used in fiber optic communications. It is commonly employed for transmitting data signals over single-mode fiber optic cables in various network applications.

Benefits of 1310nm Wavelength

Low Attenuation

The 1310nm wavelength offers low attenuation characteristics, meaning it experiences minimal signal loss during transmission. This ensures that data signals can travel longer distances without significant degradation in quality.

With low attenuation, the Intel E65685-004 SFP+ Optical Transceiver's 1310nm wavelength feature enables reliable and efficient communication over extended fiber optic links. This makes it suitable for applications that require connectivity across buildings, campuses, or metropolitan areas.

Interference Immunity

The 1310nm wavelength is less susceptible to external interference compared to other wavelengths, such as 1550nm. This immunity to interference ensures that data transmission remains stable and reliable, even in environments with high levels of electromagnetic interference (EMI).

By utilizing the 1310nm wavelength, the Intel E65685-004 SFP+ Optical Transceiver can maintain signal integrity and minimize the impact of EMI, resulting in improved network performance and reduced downtime.

Industry Standard

The 1310nm wavelength is widely adopted as an industry standard for various network applications. It is compatible with a range of network equipment and infrastructure, ensuring seamless integration into existing network environments.

By selecting a transceiver with the 1310nm wavelength feature, users can leverage the widespread availability of compatible devices and components. This simplifies network deployments, upgrades, and maintenance processes, ultimately reducing costs and enhancing operational efficiency.