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Finisar FTR-1319P-5B 10Gb/s GBIC 10km 1310nm SMF Transceiver
- Data Rate: 10Gb/s
- Form Factor: GBIC
- Reach: 10km
- Fiber Type: Single-Mode Fiber (SMF)
- Wavelength: 1310nm
- Connector Type: Typically SC (though GBIC can vary, SC is common for SMF)
- Compliant with GBIC standards
- Hot-pluggable
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Product Overview
The Finisar FTR-1319P-5B is a 10Gb/s GBIC transceiver designed for short to medium-reach applications over single-mode fiber. It operates at 1310nm and provides connectivity up to 10km.
Technical Information
| Data Rate | 10 Gb/s |
| Form Factor | GBIC |
| Reach | 10 km |
Additional Specifications
| Fiber Type | Single Mode Fiber (SMF) |
| Wavelength | 1310 nm |
| Connector | SC (typical) |
Product Description
The Finisar FTR-1319P-5B GBIC transceiver offers a reliable 10Gb/s solution for network links up to 10 kilometers on single-mode fiber. Operating at the 1310nm wavelength, it is well-suited for a variety of enterprise and carrier applications where moderate distances need to be covered with high bandwidth. This GBIC module adheres to the Gigabit Interface Converter standard, ensuring compatibility with a broad range of networking equipment that supports this form factor. The use of single-mode fiber allows for longer transmission distances compared to multimode fiber, making it a versatile choice for campus networks or inter-building connections. The FTR-1319P-5B is designed for ease of deployment with its hot-pluggable nature, allowing for installation or replacement without interrupting network operations. Its robust design ensures stable performance and signal integrity, making it a dependable component for critical network infrastructure.
