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IBM 23L3336 GBIC Transceiver
- Gigabit Ethernet speed
- GBIC form factor
- Hot-swappable module
- Designed for network switches and routers
- Provides interface for fiber optic or copper cabling (model dependent)
- Supports various fiber types and distances (model dependent)
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Product Overview
The IBM 23L3336 is a GBIC (Gigabit Interface Converter) transceiver, an older but still relevant form factor for network connectivity. It provides Gigabit Ethernet speeds for compatible networking hardware.
Technical Information
| Interface Type | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Form Factor | GBIC |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | IBM networking equipment |
Product Description
The IBM 23L3336 GBIC transceiver represents a foundational technology for establishing Gigabit Ethernet connections within IBM's networking infrastructure. GBIC modules were among the first widely adopted standards for modular network interfaces, offering flexibility in port configuration and media type selection. This specific model is designed to interface with compatible IBM switches and routers, enabling high-speed data transmission. While newer form factors like SFP and QSFP have become more prevalent, GBIC modules remain in use in many legacy and some current enterprise environments. The 23L3336 allows network administrators to connect devices using either fiber optic cabling (for longer distances and higher bandwidth) or copper cabling (for shorter runs), depending on the specific variant of the GBIC installed. This adaptability is key to its enduring utility. This transceiver is engineered for reliability and ease of deployment. Its hot-swappable nature means that network connections can be modified or upgraded without the need to power down the entire system, ensuring maximum network uptime. The IBM 23L3336 is a testament to the modular design principles that have driven network evolution, providing a cost-effective solution for maintaining and expanding network capabilities.