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1.6T OSFP DAC

1.6T OSFP TO OSFP DAC 1m

Rate1.6TReach1mWavelength-Interface-
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FLD-1.6T-OSFP-DAC-1
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Form TypeOSFP ~ OSFP

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Fiberland Part NumberFLD-1.6T-OSFP-DAC-1Vendor NameFIBERLAND
Data Rate1.6TWavelength-
Reach1mForm TypeOSFP ~ OSFP
Optical Interface-DDM Support-
Commercial Temp.0~70℃Industrial Temp.-
Compatible BrandsCisco,Huawei,Nvidia...200+ brandsComplianceCE,FCC,ROHS,REACH
Warranty3 YearsMode-
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Original part numberBrandFiberland part numberProduct description
C-O1T6-O1T6-1MARISTAFLD-1.6T-OSFP-DAC-11600GBASE-CR8 OSFP IHS to OSFP IHS passive twinax direct-attach copper cable, 1 m.
C-R1T6-R1T6-1MARISTAFLD-1.6T-OSFP-DAC-11600GBASE-CR8 OSFP RHS to OSFP RHS passive twinax direct-attach copper cable, 1 m.
C-O1T6-R1T6-1MARISTAFLD-1.6T-OSFP-DAC-11600GBASE-CR8 OSFP IHS to OSFP RHS passive twinax direct-attach copper cable, 1 m.

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Product FAQ

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What is EEPROM coding in an optical transceiver?

EEPROM coding stores identification and operating information such as vendor data, part number, wavelength, interface characteristics, and other parameters read by the host equipment.

Does using compatible optics affect transmission distance?

Compatibility coding itself does not determine transmission distance. Reach is primarily determined by the optical specification, fiber type, wavelength, link loss, connector quality, and network design.

Are compatible transceivers suitable for telecom networks?

Compatible modules can be used in telecom and service-provider environments when they meet the required optical specifications, environmental requirements, protocols, and host compatibility.

Why is the transceiver recognized but DDM/DOM information is missing?

The module may be recognized while diagnostic monitoring is not fully supported by the host platform or compatibility profile. Check whether both the transceiver and network device support DDM/DOM for that interface.

Why does a high-speed compatible transceiver show FEC errors?

FEC errors may result from incompatible FEC settings, excessive optical loss, signal-quality problems, incorrect fiber infrastructure, or incompatible link parameters. Verify that both ends use the required FEC mode for the interface.

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