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HP 180-200040 LC Connector Transceiver
- Features LC Connector
- Designed for optical fiber connections
- Standard transceiver module
- Ensures secure fiber termination
- Compatible with various networking devices
- Facilitates data transmission
- Reliable network component
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Product Overview
The HP 180-200040 is a transceiver module featuring an LC Connector. It is designed for optical network connections, providing a standard interface for fiber optic cables.
Technical Information
| Connector Type | LC |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | Optical Fiber |
Product Description
The HP 180-200040 is an optical transceiver module distinguished by its inclusion of an LC connector. The LC connector is a small form-factor fiber optic connector known for its push-pull latching mechanism, which provides a secure and reliable connection. This type of connector is widely used in high-density networking applications due to its compact size and robust performance. As a transceiver module, the 180-200040 is designed to convert electrical signals into optical signals for transmission over fiber optic cables, and vice versa. This allows for high-speed data communication over longer distances compared to copper cabling. The module's compatibility with LC connectors makes it suitable for integration into a broad range of networking equipment that utilizes this prevalent fiber optic interface. While the specific data rate, wavelength, and fiber type (single-mode or multimode) are not detailed in the title, the presence of an LC connector indicates its role in modern optical networking. Such modules are fundamental components in switches, routers, servers, and other network devices that form the backbone of enterprise and service provider networks, enabling efficient and reliable data transfer.
