400G QSFP-DD LR 10km Optic Module

 400G LR4 Optic Module Features

Supports 400GBASE-LR4
Lane bit rate 106.25 Gb/s with PAM4
Up to 10km transmission on SMF
CWDM4 laser and PIN receiver
8x53.125Gb/s with PAM4 electrical interface (400GAUI-8)
I2C interface with integrated Digital Diagnostic monitoring
QSFP-DD MSA package with LC duplex connector
Single +3.3V power supply
Maximum power consumption 12 W
Operating case temperature: 0 to +70 °C
Compliant to QSFP-DD CMIS rev4.0 standard
Compliant to 400G-LR4–10 Technical Specification
Compliant to QSFP-DD MSA HW standard
Complies with EU Directive 2015/863/EU

Application
400GBASE-LR4;
400G Ethernet/DCI/Metro network

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