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IBM 2042-2210 2Gb/s Short Wave SFP Transceiver Module
- Data Rate: 2Gb/s
- Form Factor: SFP
- Wavelength: Short Wave (typically 850nm)
- Fiber Type: Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF)
- Connector Type: Typically LC Duplex
- Manufacturer: IBM
- Application: Storage Area Networks (SAN) / Networking
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Product Overview
The IBM 2042-2210 is a 2Gb/s Short Wave SFP transceiver module. It is designed for multi-mode fiber connections, providing reliable network connectivity at a 2Gbps data rate.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 2042-2210 |
| Speed | 2Gb/s |
| Form Factor | SFP |
Additional Specifications
| Wavelength | Short Wave (850nm) |
| Manufacturer | IBM |
| Type | Transceiver Module |
Product Description
The IBM 2042-2210 is a Short Wave (SW) SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) transceiver module, engineered to operate at a data rate of 2 Gigabits per second. This module is specifically designed for short-reach communication over multi-mode fiber optic cables, commonly used in Storage Area Networks (SANs) and enterprise networking environments. The 'Short Wave' designation typically implies an operating wavelength of 850nm, which is standard for multi-mode fiber applications. The SFP form factor ensures it is hot-pluggable and compatible with a wide range of networking and storage devices that support SFP interfaces, such as Fibre Channel switches and Ethernet switches. This IBM transceiver provides a reliable and cost-effective solution for connecting network devices over distances suitable for within-building or data center deployments. Its 2Gb/s speed capability makes it a robust choice for applications requiring moderate bandwidth and high availability, ensuring efficient data transfer and network stability.
