Optical fiber transceiver nine must know technical points

There are nine highlights for fiber optic transceivers, let us elaborate one by one.

Highlight 1: Supporting the transmission of ultra-long VLAN data packets. It can be used with switch products that support the IEEE 802.1Q protocol.

Highlight two: support SPANNINGTREE structure fault-tolerant network.

Highlight three: Support 1000Base-FX optical transmission standard, can communicate with other products.

Highlight four: Using LED to indicate the working status, the working status is clear at a glance. Plug-in design, convenient loading and unloading, plug and play, hot swappable. Built-in AC220V, DC-48V and external 5V power supply are optional.

Highlight 5: Adopt advanced adaptive technology: Automatic adaptation at working speeds of 1000 Mbps, 100 Mbps, and 10 Mbps; Self-adapting of straight-line/cross-line, no electrical and optical adjustments are required during installation.

Highlight six: Supports full-duplex and half-duplex network communications with auto-negotiation capabilities.

Highlight VII: The use of international advanced technology solutions and integrated chips with excellent performance, stable operation, stable data transmission, and strong anti-jamming capability; good heat dissipation ensures long-term stable operation. The average time between failures exceeds 70,000 hours and meets carrier-class operating standards.

Highlight 8: Supports the remote pre-alarm function of the LINK LOSS link; the REMOTE function ensures the integrity of packet transmission.

Highlights 9: support for IEEE802.3x support collisionbasebackpressure.


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