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Cisco Compatible Passive Copper Splitter Cable, Twin Port 800Gb/s to 4x200Gb/s, OSFP Finned Top to 4xQSFP112 Flat Top, 1m
NADDOD O4Q112-800G-CU1 is an 800Gb/s Twin-port OSFP (Octal Small Form-factor Pluggable) Finned Top to 4x200Gb/s QSFP112 (Quad Small Form-factor Pluggable 112G) Flat Top passive Direct Attach Copper (DAC) quad breakout (aka splitter) cable for End-to-End Ethernet solutions. The 8-channel Twin port OSFP end uses a finned top form-factor for use in OSFP switch cages. The four 200G ends support 2-channels of 100G-PAM4 (200G) and use a flat top QSFP112 connector cage adapters. DAC cables are the lowest-cost, lowest-latency, near zero power consuming high-speed links available due to their simplicity of design and minimal components.
Specifications
Form Factor
OSFP to 4xQSFP112
Cable Length
1m~3m
Wire AWG
26AWG~30AWG
Commercial Temperature Range
0~70°C(32 to 158°F)
Jacket Material
PVC
Power Consumption
<0.1W
Minimum Bend Radius
10x OD
Application
800G/200G Ethernet Compliant
Applications
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Questions & Answers
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Q:
If I only use 3 out of 4 branches of the branch cable and leave one branch uninstalled on the network card, will it affect the usage of the three branches?
A:
No, it won't affect. After port configuration and splitting, internally in the device, it is recognized as multiple logical ports. Each branch of the cable corresponds to a logical port, and they do not affect each other.
Q:
Why are there no 800G AOCs?
A:
OSFP is very large and heavy, and the fiber can break easily. A two-branch cable will have 3 large transceiver ends, and a four-branch cable will have 5 transceivers. This will almost certainly easily lead to fiber breakage during installation - especially for a 30m long AOC.
Q:
We have some 800G OSFP port switches connected with original cables, will there be any incompatibility issues if we use them with your cables?
A:
NADDOD cables comply with international standards and have good interoperability ,compatibility. It can be used with original cables.
Q:
What is the difference between O4Q112-800G-ACC and O4Q112-800G-DAC?
A:
O4Q112-800G-DAC is a passive copper cable. The connector of the passive copper cable does not contain active components and can provide a direct electrical connection between the corresponding cable ends. The longest transmission distance is 3m. O4Q112-800G-ACC is a passive copper cable with integrated equalizer circuit. It can extend the length up to 4 meters and 5 meters while maintaining low latency and low power consumption of 1.5W and 0.6W respectively.
Q:
What are the main application scenarios for the O4Q112-800G-DAC cable?
A:
It is mainly used for switches with OSFP ports, with the branch end connected to a 200G QSFP112 port of either ConnextX-7 network card or BlueFIeld-3 DPU.
Q:
Can the O4Q112-800G-DAC cable be used for 200G network cards with OSFP ports?
A:
No, it cannot be used. QSFP112 and OSFP are two different form factors with inconsistent sizes, and they cannot be used together.
Q:
Can the branch end of the O4Q112-800G-DAC cable be used for a 400G QSFP112 port network card?
A:
In general, 400G QSFP112 network cards can support lower speeds such as 200G, so you can use this cable.
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Everything is working fine between our 800G switch and 200G network card. The NADDOD technical team provides us with relevant operational tips, offering a great service experience.
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The DAC cable has a simple structure, making it easy for deployment and maintenance in our data center.
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