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Product Overview |
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The NVIDIA 980-9I17L-00E000 transceiver is a QSFP28 optical module designed for InfiniBand networking, supporting multimode fiber connections over distances up to 100 meters at an 850nm wavelength. It fits typical data center environments requiring 100Gbps links for short-range communication. |
General Information |
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Technical Information |
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| Form Factor | QSFP28 |
| Media | MMF |
| Type | VCSEL |
| Power Consumption | 3.5 W |
| Protocols | InfiniBand |
| Connector | MTP/MPO |
| DOM Support | Yes |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The NVIDIA 980-9I17L-00E000 QSFP28 InfiniBand Transceiver is designed for use in high-speed data communication environments. It provides a physical interface for connecting network devices over multimode fiber, supporting short-range optical communication up to 100 meters. This transceiver is commonly used in data centers and enterprise networking where InfiniBand connectivity is required for server and switch interlinks. IT professionals and network engineers typically deploy this module to ensure compatibility with NVIDIA hardware and InfiniBand protocols. Key Features
By integrating this transceiver, organizations can maintain standardized InfiniBand network infrastructure within their data centers. The module facilitates reliable optical connections over multimode fiber, supporting critical high-throughput workloads without additional configuration complexities. |
Use Cases |
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This transceiver is typically used in data center environments where short-range, high-bandwidth InfiniBand connectivity is needed. It suits workloads involving fast data transfer between servers and switches using multimode fiber infrastructure. How It's Used:
The transceiver plays a role in maintaining scalable and standardized InfiniBand connectivity in enterprise networks. Its performance characteristics align with the requirements of optical interconnects in dense computing environments. |
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