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PH1-GLASC3205: DescriptionTransponder, 10000Mbps(Tx), 10000Mbps(Rx), SC/UPC Connector,; CategoryWireless rf/communication Optical fiber; File Size240KB，6 Pages; ManufacturerJDS Uniphase Corporation ( VIAVI ); Websitehttp://www.jdsu.com/index.html

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Transponder, 10000Mbps(Tx), 10000Mbps(Rx), SC/UPC Connector,

PH1-GLASC3205 Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Reach Compliance Code	unknown
Other features	IT ALSO OPERATE FROM 1280NM TO 1600NM
body height	13.2 mm
Body length or diameter	84.1 mm
Connection Type	SC/UPC CONNECTOR
Data rate (receive)	10000 Mbps
Data rate (send)	10000 Mbps
Emitter/Detector Type	AVALANCHE PHOTODIODE
Fiber optic equipment types	TRANSCEIVER, TRANSPONDER
Nominal operating wavelength	1541 nm
Nominal optical power output	1.584 mW
minimum return loss	-27 dB
Sensitivity	-24 dBm
Base Number Matches	1

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COMMUNICATIONS MODULES & SUBSYSTEMS

10 Gb/s TDM/DWDM 300 Pin SFF MSA SR2/IR2/LR2 Transponder

PH1 Series

Key Features

• Three configurations supporting SR2/IR2/LR2 applications

• Supports dense wavelength division multiplexing

(DWDM) applications (without wavelocker)

• Microprocessor controls to support I2C

• Integrated 16:1/1:16 mux/demux

• Small form factor package (2.2" x 3.0" x 0.53") for high

density applications

• Low power consumption: 4.8 W typical, 6.8 W maximum

for TDM applications

• 70 °C maximum operating temperature

• High sensitivity PIN or APD receivers

• SONET, FEC, Ethernet and Multirate Capable Versions

• Forward, counter and line timing clocking modes

Applications

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Telecommunications

Metropolitan Area Networks

Subscriber loop

Intra-office SONET/SDH

High bit-rate data communications

JDSU 10 Gb/s PH1 Series transponders are intended for 1550 nm system

applications with reaches of up to 80 km. The series includes three different

transponders for SR2 (25 km), IR2 (40 km), and LR2 (80 km) TDM or DWDM

applications. Each transponder accepts 16 bits of parallel digital data and converts

it to a 10 Gb/s NRZ modulated optical signal. It also accepts a 10 Gb/s NRZ

modulated optical signal and converts it into 16 bit wide parallel digital data.

The PH1 series offers low DC power dissipation and is available in either a small

form factor package (2.2 x 3 x 0.53 inches) or in a larger footprint (3.5 x 4.5 x 0.53

inches) package, depending on system thermal performance requirements. The

transmit design uses an Electro-Absorptive Modulated Laser (EML) which,

depending on the configuration, produces an average output power of between

-4 dBm to 2 dBm (EOL). A PIN (-17 dBm typical sensitivity) or APD (-24 dBm

typical sensitivity) receiver is available, based on system configurations.

JDSU PH1 Series transponders are designed to support the following data rates:

9.953 Gb/s (SONET), 10.3125 Gb/s (Ethernet), 10.664 Gb/s (FEC Encoded),

10.709 Gb/s FEC, or 11.09 Gb/s EFEC. They meet all applicable SONET/SDH standards.

Compliance

• Telcordia GR-253-Core

NORTH AMERICA

800 498-JDSU (5378)

WORLDWIDE

+800 5378-JDSU

WEBSITE

www.jdsu.com

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