Description
Product Description
100G QSFP28 to 4*SFP28 Passive Direct Attach Copper Twinax Cable
FEATURES
- The 100G passive copper cable is a high speed, cost-effective 100Gbp/s Ethernet connectivity solution designed to meet the growing needs for higher bandwidth in data centers.
- Maximum aggregate data rate: 100 Gb/s (4 x 25Gb/s)
- Single 3.3V supply voltage
- IEEE P802.3 by compliant
- Hot pluggable
- ROHS Compliant
Compatible | Cisco | Connector Type | QSFP28 to 4*SFP28 |
Max Data Rate | 100G | Temperature | 0 degree Celsius ~ 70 degree Celsius |
Wire Gauge (0.5m-2m) | 30AWG | Wire Gauge (2m-5m) | 26AWG |
Network Connectivity
We can use 100G to 4 SFP28 DAC high-speed cable to realize the interconnection between 100G equipment and 25G equipment.
R&D – Reliability Assurance
- Mechanical Reliability: Salty Spray/ Soldering Joint Pull Test/ Cable Bending Test/ Temp Test;
- Electric Reliability: 100% circuit test/ 100% SI performance test;
- Flow Rate Test: IPERF Flow rate test;
DAC Testing Lab
DAC Application
DAC Cable stacking high-speed transmission application
Q&A
Q:We have a technical query regarding the DAC cable connecting HPE/Aruba JL255A x 2 units. It is possible that these units may be changed to an Edge-Core ECS4620-28P or a newer Edge-Core switch at a later stage.
We currently possess the standard 0.5m 10G SFP+ Passive DAC Twin Cable 30AWG. However, since it is the “Standard” variant, we are unsure if this cable would work with the HPE/Aruba JL255A. Could you please confirm if this cable is compatible with the HPE/Aruba JL255A?
A:We regret to inform you that the Standard cable will not work with the HPE/Aruba JL255A. You will need to purchase additional DAC specs for HPE or Aruba compatible products.
Q:Is there a Mellanox-compatible 100G QSFP28 to 4 x 25G SFP28 DAC breakout cable available? Could you please provide the specific model of Mellanox equipment?
A:We need this information to make an informed decision.
Q:What is the difference between a DAC Cable and optical fiber?
A:The main difference lies in the transmission method and applicable scenarios. A DAC Cable uses copper wires for data transmission, while optical fiber uses light signals for transmission. Optical fiber is usually suitable for long-distance high-speed transmission, while a DAC Cable is suitable for short-distance connections, typically within 10 meters. Fiber optic transmission has lower latency and higher bandwidth but is relatively more expensive, while a DAC Cable is more affordable.
Quality Certifications
Additional information
Weight | 0.13 kg |
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Dimensions | 25 × 25 × 12 cm |
Data Rate | 100G QSFP28 to 4*SFP28 |
Compatible | Cisco |
Length | 0.5M, 1M, 2M, 3M |