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Nortel 130-5134-900 2.5Gbps OC-48 PM Multi Transceiver
- Supports 2.5Gbps data rates
- Compliant with OC-48 specifications
- Multi-Transceiver module
- Designed for telecommunications infrastructure
- Provides optical signal conversion
- Reliable performance for network backbone
- Specific wavelength and connector details may vary
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Product Overview
The Nortel 130-5134-900 is a Multi-Transceiver module designed for high-speed telecommunications networks. It supports 2.5Gbps data rates, corresponding to OC-48 transmission rates.
Technical Information
| Data Rate | 2.5Gbps |
| Standard | OC-48 |
Additional Specifications
| Module Type | Multi-Transceiver |
| Application | Telecommunications |
Product Description
The Nortel 130-5134-900 is a critical component within high-capacity optical networking systems, specifically designed to handle data transmission at 2.5 Gigabits per second (Gbps). This data rate aligns with the OC-48 standard, a significant benchmark in Synchronous Optical Networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) systems, which are foundational for modern telecommunications backbones. As a multi-transceiver module, it integrates both transmitting and receiving functionalities, enabling bidirectional communication over optical fiber. This module plays a vital role in converting electrical signals to optical signals for transmission and vice versa upon reception. Its design is optimized for reliability and performance, ensuring stable data flow across long distances, which is essential for service providers and large enterprises managing extensive network infrastructures. The 'Multi-Transceiver' designation suggests it might support various optical interfaces or configurations, offering flexibility in network design and deployment. Nortel, a historically significant player in telecommunications equipment, produced modules like the 130-5134-900 to meet the growing demand for bandwidth. These transceivers are typically used in routers, switches, and multiplexers within carrier-grade networks, facilitating the high-speed transport of voice, data, and video traffic. Ensuring compatibility with specific Nortel equipment and network configurations is crucial for successful implementation.

