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Brand Name: | SONBORN |
Model Number: | SN-100GAOC-XX |
Certification: | CE FCC ROHS |
Place of Origin: | CHINA |
MOQ: | 1PC |
Price: | Please contact us |
Payment Terms: | T/T |
Supply Ability: | 5000PCS |
Delivery Time: | 5~8 Workdays |
Packaging Details: | Cartons |
Connector Type: | QSFP28 to QSFP28 |
Cable Type: | Optical Cable |
Max Data Rate: | 100Gbps |
Cable Length: | XXm |
Protocols: | 100G Ethernet |
Temperature: | 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F) |
Company Info. |
Sonborn Technology Co., Ltd |
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Product List |
100G QSFP28 Active Optical Cable 100GBASE QSFP28 to QSFP28(EDR) OM3
AOC Cable for Mellanox, 3Meter
QSFP28 Active Optical Cables are fiber assemblies with QSFP28
connectors designed for direct-attach connections over Multi-Mode
Fiber (MMF). These AOCs comply with hot-pluggable QSFP28 MSA and
RoHS-6 standards, ensuring compatibility and adherence to
environmental regulations. By offering a cost-efficient alternative
to discrete optical transceivers and patch cables, these AOCs are
ideal for establishing 100Gbps connections within racks and
adjacent racks. Active optical cables provide a lightweight and
slim alternative to copper cables, simplifying cable management.
Compatible with Cisco , Juniper, Huawei, Mikrotik, Netgear, 3Com,
Foundry, Alcatel-Lucent, Avaya, Nortel, D-Link, Intel, ZyXEL,
Plane, F5, Dell, Allied Telesis, Edge-Core, Foundry, Avago, BDCOM,
Ruij Jie, ZTE, Ubnt UniFi, Fortinet, Calix, Generic, UFiber,
Datacom, Ruckus, Mellanox, Linksys, IBM, Viavi, Nokia.
The transmission speed can reach 100Gb/s. Universial compatible
with open switch.
It is suitable for high-speed data transmission of large data in
cloud computing, data center, server, high-speed network card,
large data storage, disk array, high-speed network, virtual
reality, unmanned vehicles and other equipment.
Features
Application
Ordering Information
Part Number | Product Description | Distance |
SN-100GAOC-XX | 100Gb/s QSFP28 to QSFP28 Active Optical Cable, | XXX Meter |
DAC cables and AOC cables are widely used in HPC network cabling systems in data centers due to their low-latency, low-power, and low-cost advantages.DAC cables and AOC cables are available in a variety of configurations to meet network needs. Each is available in 10G SFP+, 25G SFP28, 40G QSFP+ and 100G QSFP28 data rates with additional options from 40G to 4x10G or 100G to 4x25G variants.
Direct Attach Cable (DAC) consists of a biaxial copper cable with
SFP+/SFP28/QSFP+/QSFP56/QSFP28 connectors terminated at both ends,
which can provide a direct electrical connection to an active
device.DAC cables can be classified into two categories: passive
DACs and active DACs.Both passive and active DAC cables can
transmit electrical signals directly through the copper cable. The
former can transmit without signal conditioning, while the latter
has electronics inside the transceiver to enhance the signal.
Generally, DAC cables are used to connect switches, servers, and
storage devices within racks.
Active Optical Cable (AOC) consists of multimode fiber with SFP-type connectors terminated at
both ends. It requires an external power supply to complete the
conversion of electrical signals to optical signals, from
electrical signals to optical signals and finally to electrical
signals. Generally speaking, AOC cables are mainly used to connect
switches, servers and storage between different racks within a data
center.
DAC/AOC Cable Comparison
DAC cables are mainly used to connect switches, servers, and
storage within a rack, and AOC cables are mainly used to connect
switches, servers, and storage between different racks within a
data center. In addition to this, DAC AOC cables differ in the
following ways.
Power Consumption
Under normal circumstances, the power consumption of AOC cables is
higher than that of DAC cables, which is 1 ~ 2 w. The power
consumption of DAC active cables is less than 1 w. Passive cables,
due to the heat dissipation design of direct-attachment copper
cables, consume almost zero power and are less than 0.15 w.
Therefore, when the DAC option is used, the operating cost of power
consumption will be reduced.
Transmission Distance
AOC cables use fiber optic technology for transmission distances of
up to 100m, while DAC cable link length is limited to 10m (Passive
DAC: 7m; In summary, the DAC cabling option is suitable for
short-distance transmission, and the AOC cabling option is suitable
for long-distance networking.
Note:Max. Signal distance that can be transmitted over DAC cable
depends on the data rate. The link length decreases as the data
rate increases, e.g. 100G DAC cable can only transmit up to 5
meters.
Cost
Roughly speaking, DACs have simpler internals and fewer components,
and copper cables are much cheaper than fiber optics. When
implemented in large data centers, a large number of DAC cables
will save money compared to AOC options. For short distance
applications, DAC does offer a cost-effective solution over aoc,
but for remote applications, it is wise to list the overall cost by
comparing the two options.
The primary use of the 10G SFP+ dac is to connect switches/servers
to switches inside or adjacent to the rack. In other words, these
10G direct-attach cables can be used as an alternative to ToR
(top-of-rack) interconnections between 10G ToR switches and servers
or 10GbE switch stacking. Since 10G SFP+ DACs typically support
link lengths of 7 meters with low power consumption, low latency
and low cost, this option is ideal for such short distance
server-to-switch connections.
Typical Applications for 10G SFP+ AOC Cables
Since there are no strict link length limitations, 10G SFP+ aoc is
typically used in multiple locations in the data center such as
ToR, EoR (end of row) and MoR (middle of row). As with dac, all
servers are connected to top-of-rack Ethernet switches, and each
server has one or two Ethernet connections to the switch; these
connections can be patched by using AOC cables.
Additionally, the utilization of 10G aoc in the data center can be
implemented in several major network areas (e.g., Spine, Leaf, or
Core switching areas). Interconnections are typically achieved by
employing these 10G SFP+ aocs, which have a theoretical maximum
reach of 100 meters