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BFi
OPTiLAS Offers SFP Optical Transceivers for SONET/SDH Networks from
Agilent Evry,
France, October 25 2002 The
new products are part of Agilent?s Metrak family of fiber optic
transceivers and ICs aimed at providing economical, high-performance
solutions for metropolitan area networking. The
new devices include both 155 Mb/s (OC-3) and 622 Mb/s (OC-12)
transceivers, both sampling today, with plans for a 2.488 Gb/s (OC-48) SFP
device expected during 2003. SFP transceivers offer the traditional size
and cost benefits of small form factor devices. They also allow customers
the flexibility to plug in additional transceivers as data traffic grows,
enabling network managers and service providers to only pay for the
bandwidth that is currently needed. Agilent’s
new HFCT-5760xx OC-3 transceivers include long-reach and intermediate
reach devices. They are available with the convenient bail de-latch
mechanism that eases the process of removing the transceivers in
space-constrained systems and high-density applications where transceivers
are packed closely together on both sides of a circuit board. The
HFCT-5750xx-OC-12 transceivers are aimed at intermediate reach
applications and also offer the bail de-latch The
new transceivers offer a multi-rate capability that allows the devices to
communicate with slower transceivers. They also have an extended operating
temperature range of -10 C to +85 C. As with other Agilent transceivers,
the new SONET/SDH devices also offer superior EMI and jitter
specifications, giving designers increased flexibility in meeting
performance and regulatory requirements. For
more information please contact: Ernesto Prestifilippo, Business About
BFi OPTiLAS Visit BFi OPTiLAS website at: www.optilas.com
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