Transceiver Modules
Explore optical transceiver modules across SFP, SFP28, QSFP, QSFP28, QSFP-DD and OSFP form factors for data center and telecom network connections.
Explore optical transceiver modules, active optical cables and direct attach cables for data center, telecom, server and high-speed Ethernet connections.
Start with how the equipment ports will be connected. Detachable optical modules, integrated optical cables and direct copper assemblies solve different link and deployment requirements.
Explore optical transceiver modules across SFP, SFP28, QSFP, QSFP28, QSFP-DD and OSFP form factors for data center and telecom network connections.
Explore active optical cables for high-speed server, switch and data center interconnections where integrated optical transmission simplifies deployment.
Explore direct attach copper cables for short-reach server, switch and rack-level data center connections requiring simple high-speed interconnection.
The product family is only the first step. The port, data rate, reach, media and equipment compatibility determine the actual module or cable configuration.
Confirm the equipment port and required form factor before comparing individual modules or cable assemblies.
Match the link speed to the equipment and network design rather than selecting a product only by connector appearance.
Link distance and whether the path uses fiber or direct copper help separate transceiver, AOC and DAC options.
For optical modules, confirm the fiber interface. For AOC or DAC, confirm cable length and whether a straight or breakout link is required.
Provide the switch, server, router or NIC model where possible so the required interface and compatibility can be reviewed.
A complete part number is useful but not required. Send the equipment, port, speed, distance and connection details already available, and the remaining product specification can be narrowed from there.
If only the connected equipment and required link are known, send those first. A label photo, existing module, cable reference or network drawing can help start the review.