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Accortec XCVR-A00D45-ACC 1450nm Transceiver
- 1450nm wavelength
- Fiber optic transceiver module
- Facilitates optical data transmission
- Compatible with standard network equipment (assumed SFP/SFP+)
- Used for extending network connectivity
- Supports specific optical communication protocols
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Product Overview
The Accortec XCVR-A00D45-ACC is a 1450nm transceiver module designed for fiber optic networking. It enables the conversion of electrical signals to optical signals and vice versa for data transmission over fiber.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Transceiver Module |
| Wavelength | 1450nm |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | SFP/SFP+ (Assumed) |
| Application | Fiber Optic Communication |
Product Description
The Accortec XCVR-A00D45-ACC is a transceiver module operating at a wavelength of 1450nm, designed for use in fiber optic communication networks. This module serves the essential function of converting data signals between electrical and optical formats, enabling communication over fiber optic cables. The 1450nm wavelength is a specific part of the optical spectrum used for data transmission. Transceivers like the XCVR-A00D45-ACC are crucial for connecting network devices such as switches and routers, allowing them to communicate with each other or with remote network segments via fiber optic links. They are integral to building high-speed, long-distance network infrastructures. Typically, such modules conform to industry standards like SFP or SFP+, ensuring interoperability with a broad array of networking hardware. The Accortec XCVR-A00D45-ACC provides a reliable means to establish and maintain optical network connections, supporting the demands of modern data transfer requirements.
