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Product Overview |
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The Avago AFBR-57R5AQZ is a 4 Gb/s multi-mode fiber optic transceiver designed for use in fiber optic communication networks. It supports multi-mode fiber cable types and integrates into optical systems where moderate data rates are required. Its specifications align with Avago's standard for fiber transceivers suitable for network applications. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Avago Technologies |
Technical Information |
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| Form Factor | SFP |
| Media | MMF |
| Type | VCSEL |
| Protocols | Fibre Channel (4 Gbps) |
| Connector | LC Duplex |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The Avago AFBR-57R5AQZ is a multi-mode fiber optic transceiver designed to facilitate data transmission at 4 Gb/s speeds. It is intended for use in fiber optic communication systems where multi-mode fiber is deployed. This transceiver is typically utilized in networking environments requiring reliable optical data transfer. Commonly used by IT professionals and network engineers, the AFBR-57R5AQZ integrates into existing network infrastructure to enable optical signal transmission over multi-mode fiber cables. Key Features
This transceiver provides a technical solution for optical data links in multi-mode fiber networks. It plays a critical role in enabling optical connectivity and data transmission in various communication setups without adding unnecessary complexity. |
Use Cases |
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The Avago AFBR-57R5AQZ is typically deployed in data communication environments utilizing multi-mode fiber optic cabling. It is suitable for medium-speed optical transmission needs in enterprise networking or data center applications where multi-mode fiber is standard. How It's Used:
This transceiver supports the operational requirements of optical networks that rely on multi-mode fiber, serving as a critical component for maintaining fiber optic data pathways within those infrastructures. |
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