40G QSFP+ to 4×10G SFP+ Breakout Passive Copper Cable

Description:

QSFP+ (Quad Small Form-factor Pluggable Plus) copper direct-attach cables are suitable for very short distances and offer a highly cost-effective way to establish a 40-Gigabit link between QSFP+ ports of QSFP+ switches within racks and across adjacent racks. These cables are used for 40GbE and Infniband standards, to maximize performance. QSFP+ are designed to meet emerging data center and high performance computing application needs for a high density cabling interconnect system capable of delivering an aggregate data bandwidth of 40Gb/s. This interconnect system is fully compliant with existing industry standard specifications such as the QSFP MSA and IBTA (InfiniBand Trade Association). The QSFP+ cables support the bandwidth transmission requirements as defined by IEEE 802.3ba (40 Gb/s) and Infiniband QDR ( 4x10 Gb/s per channel) specifications.

Features:

?   1. Connector A: (1) QSFP 40.0 Gbps Rated Connector (SFF-8436 Compliant)

?   2. Connector B: (4) SFP+ 10.0 Gbps Rated Connectors (SFF-8431 Compliant)

?   3. Economically Links up a QSFP port with an Upstream 10GbE-SFP+ Switch

?   4. Protocol agnostic support of 40GbE, QDR InfiniBand, SAS & Fibre Channel

?   5. Up to 10.3125 Gbps transfer rate per SFP+ channel (40 Gbps aggregate)

?   6. Robust Zinc die-cast SFP+ & QSFP connectors with pull-to-release latching

?   7. Bridge the gap between your 10G and 40G capable switches/host adapters

?   8. Low cross-talk and pair-to-pair skew maintains signal integrity

?   9. Fully compliant to the latest SFP+ & QSFP MSA (Multi-Source-Agreement)

?   10. Supports all current 10-Gigabit Ethernet and 40-Gigabit Ethernet standards

?   11. Designated form factor and electrical compliance for QDR InfiniBand

?   12. The perfect direct attached storage splitter cable for Fibre Channel & SAS

?   13. Enjoy a reduced power budget and lower port cost compared to optical

?   14. Fully RoHS compliant for environmental protection

 

Applications

?  1. InfiniBand SDR, DDR

?  2. Ethernet 1G, 10G

?  3. FibreChannel

?  4. Rack-to-Rack, Shelf-to-Shelf Interconnect

?  5. Networking

?  6. Storage

?  7. Hubs, switches, routers, servers

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