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Intel E65689-002 850nm Transceiver
- Network transceiver module
- 850nm wavelength
- Suitable for multi-mode fiber
- Short-reach applications
- Commonly used for 1GbE or 10GbE (depending on SFP/SFP+ designation)
- Plug-in module for network devices
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Product Overview
The Intel E65689-002 is a network transceiver module, likely an SFP or SFP+ type, designed for 850nm wavelength operation. It is intended for short-reach communication over multi-mode fiber.
Technical Information
| Type | Transceiver Module |
| Wavelength | 850nm |
Additional Specifications
| Fiber Type | Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF) |
| Application | Short Reach |
Product Description
The Intel E65689-002 is a network interface component that facilitates optical communication between networking devices. Operating at a wavelength of 850nm, this transceiver is optimized for use with multi-mode fiber optic cables, making it suitable for short-distance data transmission within data centers, server rooms, or local area networks. Its design adheres to industry standards for optical transceivers, ensuring interoperability with compatible networking equipment. This module typically comes in an SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) or SFP+ form factor, allowing it to be easily inserted into the corresponding ports on switches, routers, or network interface cards. The 850nm wavelength is commonly associated with Short Reach (SR) transceivers, which are cost-effective solutions for achieving gigabit or 10-gigabit speeds over distances up to 300 meters, depending on the fiber type and quality. The E65689-002 serves as a critical link in network infrastructure, enabling the conversion of electrical signals to optical signals and vice versa. Its primary function is to extend network connectivity beyond the limitations of copper cabling, providing higher bandwidth and greater distances. This makes it an essential component for building scalable and high-performance network architectures.
