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Transceivers | Media Converters | Optic Cables © FluxLight 2015 EXPANDING FIBER OPTIC NETWORKS WITH SFP TRANSCEIVERS

Transceivers | Media Converters | Optic Cables © FluxLight 2015 SFP Transceivers  What is an SFP Transceiver?  SFP = Small Form-Factor Pluggable  SFP Transceivers Transmit and Receive Optical or Electrical Signals Between Devices. Cisco 1000BaseLX SFP Transceiver

Transceivers | Media Converters | Optic Cables © FluxLight 2015  SFP Transceivers are Hot Pluggable Modules (a.k.a Hot Swappable).  Easily Replaced/Added to Networking Systems  No Power Cycle or Reset Necessary SFP Transceivers Cisco 1000BaseSX SFP Transceiver

Transceivers | Media Converters | Optic Cables © FluxLight 2015  SFP Transceivers Transmit Signals Between Different Cables  Fiber Optic Cables (multimode and singlemode)  Ethernet cables (CAT5/6)  SFP Transceivers Perform Bi-directional Signal Conversion  Electrical to Optical  Optical to Electrical Expanding Networks

Transceivers | Media Converters | Optic Cables © FluxLight 2015  SFP Transceivers Expand Networks Without Whole System Upgrades.  High Speed Data Transmission  Connect a Variety of Devices  Available in a Variety of Ranges  Support Multiple Speeds  Support Multiple Cable Types  100% OEM Compatible 100% OEM Compatible Expanding Networks

Transceivers | Media Converters | Optic Cables © FluxLight 2015  SFP Transceivers support several High Speed Data Protocols:  Gigabit Ethernet  Fiber Channel  SONET (Synchronous Optical Networking) Data Transmission Cisco 10GBaseSR SFP Transceiver

Transceivers | Media Converters | Optic Cables © FluxLight 2015  SFP Transceivers Connect Network Cables to Multiple Devices:  Media Converters  Network Routers  Switches Network Connections Media Converter with SFP Port

Transceivers | Media Converters | Optic Cables © FluxLight 2015  There are Multiple Classes of SFP Transceivers, Including:  <500m Multimode (SX)  10km Singlemode (LX)  40km Singlemode (EX)  80km Singlemode (ZX)  Models Vary in Transmission Distance, Rate and Cable Compatibility. SFP Transceiver Models

Transceivers | Media Converters | Optic Cables © FluxLight 2015  Some SFP Transceivers are Equipped with DDM aka DOM Capabilities.  DDM= Digital Diagnostics Monitoring  DOM = Digital Optical Monitoring  DDM / DOM Allow for Real-Time Monitoring of Transceiver Performance. Network Monitoring

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