
Transceivers Type
SFP Optical Transceiver
Specifications
80km Dispersion Compensation Fiber Pluggable Module
Dispersion occurs when an optical signal travels long distances in an optical fiber, resulting in signal distortion. Dispersion Compensation Fiber (DCF) is a special fiber with a negative chromatic dispersion, which is just the opposite of G.652 fiber and can counteract the effects of chromatic dispersion in G.652. This passive module provides a high level of compensation while maintaining low PMD dispersion as well as low insertion loss and low noise. Passive DCF is a simple, reliable and cost-effective way of compensating for dispersion, allowing signals to travel over 120km without regeneration.
| Compensation Length |
80km |
Wavelength Range |
C-band |
| Dispersion (ps/nm) |
-1340±50 |
Connector |
LC/UPC |
| Insertion Loss |
8.7dB max |
Housing |
Pluggable Module(Occuppy 2 slots) |
| Polarization Mode Dispersion |
1.2ps max |
Polarization Dependence Loss |
0.1ps max |
| Noise Figure |
4.5dB (Typical) |
Operating Temperature |
–5 to 70°C |
Important Notice
Performance figures, data and any illustrative material provided in this data sheet are typical and must be specifically confirmed in writing by F-tone Networks before they become applicable to any particular order or contract. In accordance with the F-tone Networks policy of continuous improvement specifications may change without notice.
