ENET AOC-Q-Q-100G-7M-ENC 7M 100GBASE QSFP28 to QSFP28 AOC 850NM MM Fiber Arista Comp

ENET AOC-Q-Q-100G-7M-ENC

7M 100GBASE QSFP28 to QSFP28 Active Optical Cable

The ENET AOC-Q-Q-100G-7M-ENC is a high-performance Active Optical Cable designed for high-speed, 100 Gigabit Ethernet network connections. This 7-meter cable provides a reliable and high-throughput link between QSFP28 ports, making it an ideal solution for short-distance connections within data centers, enterprise networks, and high-performance computing clusters. The cable's active technology ensures signal integrity over its length, while the low power consumption contributes to a more energy-efficient network. The QSFP28 form factor is designed for dense, high-speed networking environments.

As a genuine ENET component, this cable ensures guaranteed compatibility and optimal performance. It is a functionally identical replacement for the Arista Networks AOC-Q-Q-100G-7M, providing a seamless and reliable networking solution at a competitive price.

Features :

This cable is engineered with advanced technology to deliver superior performance. It uses a wavelength of 850nm and operates over Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF), which is optimized for high-speed data transmission over short distances. The cable's hot-pluggable design allows for easy installation and removal without disrupting network services. The integrated electronics in the cable actively manage and optimize the signal, ensuring a strong and stable connection. The low weight and small bend radius make it easy to route and manage in a crowded data rack.

Advanced Options :

The ENET AOC-Q-Q-100G-7M-ENC supports the 100GBASE standard, providing a powerful and scalable solution for extending your 100 Gigabit network. Its active optical technology is a significant advantage over traditional copper direct attach cables, as it allows for longer reach and reduced signal loss. This cable is an essential part of building a resilient and high-speed enterprise network, providing a dependable backbone for a wide range of bandwidth-intensive applications such as video streaming, cloud computing, and virtualization.