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Acco AA1419074 1310nm Transceiver
- Transceiver Module
- Wavelength: 1310nm
- Designed for optical networking
- Suitable for single-mode fiber
- Supports medium to long-reach links
- Ensures reliable data transmission
- Hot-pluggable design
- Used in enterprise and carrier networks
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Product Overview
The Acco AA1419074 is a transceiver module operating at 1310nm. This module is designed for optical networking applications, typically over single-mode fiber for medium to long-reach connections.
Technical Information
| Wavelength | 1310 nm |
| Fiber Type | Single-Mode Fiber (SMF) |
Additional Specifications
| Application | Optical Networking |
| Form Factor | Module |
Product Description
The Acco AA1419074 transceiver module operates at the 1310nm wavelength, a standard choice for optical communication over single-mode fiber (SMF). This wavelength is commonly used for medium-reach applications, such as connections within a metropolitan area or across large enterprise campuses, offering a balance between distance and performance. This module functions by converting electrical signals from network equipment into optical signals for transmission over fiber optic cables, and conversely, converting incoming optical signals back into electrical signals. Its use of 1310nm light is well-suited for SMF, providing lower dispersion compared to shorter wavelengths, which allows for higher data rates over longer distances than typically achievable with multi-mode fiber. The AA1419074 is designed for integration into various networking devices like switches, routers, and optical transport systems. Its hot-pluggable capability ensures that it can be easily installed or replaced without interrupting network operations, making it a practical component for building and maintaining robust optical networks in both enterprise and service provider environments.
