400G Fiber Optic Transceiver Cable Ordering Guide: Cisco Nexus
GuidePublic400G Fiber Optic TransceiverCable Ordering Guide: Cisco Nexus
GuidePublicStep 1:Choose the correct Cisco transceiver for your applicationCisco 400G Optics: QSFP-DDCisco Part el MMFMPO-12QDD-400G-DR4-S500mParallel SMFMPO-12QDD-400G-FR4-S2kmDuplex SMFLCDid you know? As you increase data rates,reach decreases Only 10% of data centersexceed 100m Every connection introducesdB loss which further reducesthe D-400G-FR4-S2The Cisco QDD-400G-SR4-BD module supports length lengths of up to 100m parallel MMFwith MPO-12 connector. It is compliant to IEEE 802.3cm protocol. The 400 Gigabit Ethernet signalis carried over four parallel lanes by two 50G wavelengths per lane. It can be used as 4x100Gbreakout to QSFP-40/100-SRBD. FEC is performed on the host platform.The Cisco QDD-400G-DR4-S module supports link lengths of up to 500m parallel SMF withMPO-12 connector. It is compliant to IEEE 802.3bs protocol and 400GAUI-8/CEI-56G-VSR-PAM4standards. The 400 Gigabit Ethernet signal is carried over four parallel lanes by one wavelengthper lane. It can be used as 4x100G breakout to QSFP-100G-FR-S. FEC is performed on thehost platform.The Cisco QDD-400G-FR4-S module supports link lengths of up to 2km SMF with duplex LCconnector. It is compliant to IEEE 802.3bs, 400GBASE-FR4 Spec of 100G Lambda MSA group,and 400GAUI-8/CEI-56G-VSR-PAM4 standards. The 400 Gigabit Ethernet signal is carried overfour CWDM grid optical wavelengths. Multiplexing and demultiplexing of the four wavelengthsare managed within the device. FEC is performed on the host platform.
GuidePublicStep 2:Identify the enclosure system(s) that meet your applicationneeds. Universal wired fiber cassettes provide optimalinteroperability across fiber cabling systems.For more information about universal wired fiber cassettes, see our video.HD Flex Fiber EnclosuresThe HD Flex Fiber Cabling System is the highest density solutiondesigned to set you free by removing the barriers of architecture,deployment, scalability and maintenance challenges. Provides up to 144 fibers (72 duplex ports)per RU of density Enclosures and panels are adaptable between4, 6 and 12-port configurations Split tray feature allows each half of the trayto be pulled out independentlyFor more information about the HD Flex Fiber Cabling System, reference the system brochure (FBCB46) orvisit panduit.com/hdflex.QuickNet Patch PanelsPanduit QuickNet Patch Panels provide the flexibility to deployment both copperand fiber connectivity in the same RU. High-density patch panels conserve valuablerack space with 96 fibers (48 duplex ports) per RU Available in flat or angled patch panels tofacilitate proper bend radius control andminimize the need for horizontal cable managersFor more information about the QuickNet Fiber Cabling System, reference the QuickNet Data Center ApplicationGuide (FBAG01).Opticom Fiber EnclosuresOpticom Fiber Enclosures accept pre-terminated, splice-on, and field terminatedfiber connectivity. Slide-out, tilt-down drawer provides up to96 LC fibers (48 duplex ports) per RU Integral bend radius control and cable managementfor fiber optic patch cordsPanMPO Fiber ConnectorThe PanMPO Fiber Connector isa unique, patented MPO design thatspecifically addresses today’s needsfor fast and efficient Ethernet and FibreChannel migration to help maximizereturn on cabling infrastructureinvestment and minimize downtime.Protect your investments today;minimizing installed cost of high-speeddata center engineered links securingyour position as a next-generation datacenter prepared to face future demands. Easy migration from serial duplex(SR/SR-BD) to parallel (SR4.x) whilemaintaining compliance with cablingstandards (TIA and ISO/IEC) Connector cleaning – the pinretraction feature allows forcomplete cleaning of theMPO surface Link certification – the genderchanging ability of PanMPO ontest leads allows for multiple testscenarios without the need formultiple test lead styles (whichincrease test variability) Mistake proofing – PanMPO PatchCords can be reconfigured forgender and polarity in the fieldFor more information on the PanMPO FiberConnector, visit panduit.com/panmpo.Signature Core FiberOptic Cabling SystemSignature Core OM4 and OM5 Fiber Optic Cabling Systems extendthe reach of standards-based Ethernet,BiDi, and Shortwave WavelengthDivision Multiplexing (SWDM). Bothare fully compliant and interoperablewith standards based OM3, OM4and OM5 solutions. Signature Core OM4 Cablingextends reach on average by 20%compared to standard OM4 Signature Core OM5 Cablingoutperforms the standard OM5fiber for any SWDM applications,providing on average 15% extendedreach while maintaining Bit ErrorRate performance Signature Core Fiber Mediasolutions allow for design flexibility(more connectors in the channel)3For more information about the Opticom Fiber Enclosures, reference the spec sheet (RKSP39).For more information on the Signature Core Fiber Optic Cabling System, visitpanduit.com/signaturecore.
GuidePublicStep 3:Select the components to build out your end-to-end fiber connectivity channel.400G Multimode Fiber Options for Multimode: QDD-400G-SR4-BDInterconnectFiber AdapterPanelsEnclosuresMPO12HD FlexFHMP-6-BCGTrunk CableMPO12OM4Method B(Male to Male)EnclosuresFiber AdapterPanelsHD E1UFAPH0612CGMPO*Interconnects and trunk cables are available in a variety of lengths, feet or meters; select the part numbers for additional information.400G Single Mode Options for: QDD-400G-DR4-SInterconnectFiber AdapterPanelsEnclosuresMPO12HD FlexFHMP-6-ABLTrunk CableMPO12OS2Method B(Male to Male)FLEX1U06EnclosuresFiber AdapterPanelsHD 2BLMPO*Interconnects and trunk cables are available in a variety of lengths, feet or meters; select the part numbers for additional information.4(continued on next page)
GuidePublicStep 3: ContinuedSelect the components to build out your end-to-end fiber connectivity channel.400G Single Mode Options for: QDD-400G-FR4-SPatch CordsLCCassettesEnclosuresHD FlexFHC9N-12-10UTrunk CableMPO12OS2Method B(Female toFemale)FLEX1U06EnclosuresCassettesHD FlexFLEX1U06QuickNetPatch *OpticomFCE1UFCE1UFC29N-12-10U*Patch cords and trunk cables are available in a variety of lengths, feet or meters; select the part numbers for additional information.5For more information on the complete Panduit Fiber Solution, reference the Fiber Solutions Quick Reference Guide (FBCB40).
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Opticom Fiber Enclosures Opticom Fiber Enclosures accept pre-terminated, splice-on, and field terminated fiber connectivity. Slide-out, tilt-down drawer provides up to 96 LC fibers (48 duplex ports) per RU Integral bend radius control and cable management for fiber optic patch cords
Fiber optic termination - ModLink plug and play fiber optic solution 42 Fiber optic termination - direct field termination 42 Fiber optic termination - direct field termination: Xpress G2 OM3-LC connector example 43 Cleaning a fiber optic 45 Field testers and testing - fiber optic 48 TSB-4979 / Encircled Flux (EF) conditions for multimode fiber .
C A B L E B L O w i N ghand held Fiber Blower The Condux hand held fiber blower is ideal for shorter run fiber optic cable or micro fiber optic cable installations. The unit's hinged design makes it easy to install and remove duct and fiber. The Condux hand held fiber blower installs fiber from 0.20 inches (5.8 mm) to 1.13 inches (28.7 mm)
Figure 12: Construction of a Single Fiber Cable Figure 13: Example of the Construction of a Multi- Fiber Cable II.3 Connectivity Fiber optic links require a method to connect the transmitter to the fiber optic cable and the fiber optic cable to the receiver. In general, there are two methods to link optical fibers together. II.3.1 Fusion Splice
The Condux Fiber Optic Cable Blower operates efficiently with most common combinations of cable and innerduct sizes. The Fiber Optic Cable Blower is designed for the installation of fiber optic cables with diameters from 0.23" (5.8 mm) to 1.13" (28.7 mm) into
Nowadays fiber optic is one of the technologies used for structural and geotechnical monitoring projects. Fiber optic sensors are normally classified as point, multiplexed, long-base or distributed sensors. . D., "Fiber Optic Methods for Structural Health Monitoring", John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 2007. 2. Inaudi, D., "Distributed Fiber Optic .
Fiber Optic Ordering Information We strive to have a variety of cables in stock for immediate delivery to our customers. To choose a fiber optic cable, you need to know the following: Applicaton Space Installations Flammability Rating Fiber Count Cable Construction indoor Duct Riser 1-144 Fibers Armored Tight-buffered
Fiber Optic Infrastructure Application Guide ENET-TD003C-EN-P Deploying a Fiber Optic Physical Infrastructure within a Converged Plantwide Ethernet Architecture Fiber Optic Cabling Systems Overview Figure 3 Permanent Link Diagram The typical channel is composed of multiple assemblies connected by a combination of the optical fiber
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