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Update from 40G/100G to 400G Network

The demanding of higher bandwidth is stronger than ever before. This is driving the data center upgrade from 25G, 40G, 100G to 400G or more. Currently most of the data centers, enterprises, metros, and long haul networks are using cost-effective 40G or 100G connectivity. However, due to the bandwidth demanding, venders are starting to deploy 400G solutions. This article is about how to upgrade from existing 40G/100G network to 400G network.

 

40G and 100G Network

  • Characteristics of 40G Connectivity
    • Lowest cost per bit
    • MMF reaches up to 400m
    • 8-core (SR4) MMF for transmitting and receiving
    • Breaks out to 4 x 10G
  • Characteristic of 100G Connectivity
    • Highest density per bit
    • Lowest power consumption/bit
    • MMF reaches up to 100m for now
    • 20-core (SR10) or 8-core (SR4) MMF for transmitting and receiving
    • Breaks out to 4 x 25GE

400G Network
while the current discussions on 400G speeds within the IEEE are based around several options for new generations of transceiver design. All based on parallel optics using 32, 16 or 8 fiber over OM3/OM4/OM5 cable.

The applications include:

  • 400G BASE-SR16 (CFP8 16*25G) Application
  • 400G BASE-SR8 (OSFP 8*50G) Application
  • 400G BASE-SR8 (QSFP-DD 8*50G) Application

400G Network Topology

400G SR8 Interconnections

40G / 100G SR4 Application via 16 fiber system

Benefits of MTP-8/MPO-8 Connectivity

  • Optimized for both two-fiber and eight-fiber transceiver technologies
  • Enables 100% fiber utilization for eight-fiber transceiver systems without the additional cost and insertion loss
  • Cable harnesses can easily route to all common port counts on switch line cards
  • Only requires unpinned MTP/MPO patch cords for any connections within the link
  • Most flexible solution for 40G, 100G and 400G transmission networks

Product Introduction:

MPO-16 FIBER OPTIC PATCH CORD
MPO-16 Fiber Optic Patch Cable consists of multi core fiber optic cable and corresponding 16/32 core high density MPO/MTP connector. The connector might be female or male with guide pin. The fiber support single mode and multimode, the single mode fiber including G652D / G657A1 / G657A2, the multimode fiber including OM1 / OM2 / OM3 / OM4 / OM5, or bending insensitive multimode cable.

TARLUZ with strong MPO/MTP product design and manufacturing ability, we could provide products with tailed to customer requirement. All products we delivered with excellent performance and reliability.

Features

  • Provide 8, 16, 32 core fiber connection
  • Optional different fiber cores and cable structure for different installation requirement
  • PVC, LSZH, OFNR, OFNP cable jacket available
  • Improved and simplified cabling, reduce cabling spacing
  • All patch cable is 100% tested, test report supplied with each cable assembly
  • Tests Interferometer, Insertion Loss, Return Loss and Visual Final Inspection; all measured values are electronically archived

Applications

  • Data Center
  • Fiber to the home
  • High density fiber optic cable management
  • 200G/400G Interconnectivity

Standards Compliance

  • TIA/EIA-568-C
  • IEC-61754-7
  • NFPA 262 (OFNP) or IEC 60332 (LSZH)
  • IEC-60793
  • GR-1435-CORE

MTP/MPO CONVERSION CABLE
The 1:2 conversion cables allow customers to convert 400G network to 100G/40G network, the conversion cable with one 16-core or 32-core MTP/MPO Fiber connector, another end with 2 pieces of 8-core/16-core MTP/MPO connectors.

Features

  • 100% tested for low insertion loss and back reflection
  • Optional MPO or MTP Connector
  • Support 40G and 100G parallel optics networks
  • Support OM3, OM4, OM5, SM optic fiber
  • Special specification available upon custom request

Standards

  • TIA/EIA-568-C
  • IEC-61754-7
  • NFPA 262 (OFNP) or IEC 60332 (LSZH)
  • IEC-60793
  • GR-1435-CORE

Applications

  • Data Centre Infrastructure
  • Storage Area Network- Fibre Channel
  • 40G, 100G and 400G Fiber Network
  • Infiniband
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