10G BIDI XFP 1270Tx 1330Rx 60km

Q: Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?

A: Since 2013, we have been a manufacturer specializing in telecommunications equipment. We are certified under ISO9001:2015 and recognized as a National High-Tech Enterprise, embodying honesty and credibility.

Q: Can our logo or company name be printed on the products or packaging?

A: Yes, we offer both Original Equipment Manufacturing (OEM) and Original Design Manufacturing (ODM) services; your trademark or company name can be affixed to the products through methods such as hot stamping, printing, embossing, UV varnishing, silk-screen printing, or sticker labeling.

Q: Is it possible to apply for a discount on large purchases?

A: The more you order, the greater the discount you can receive. For a quotation inquiry, please feel free to call us at +86 755-23007456 or inquire online.

Q: What is the difference between 10G SFP+ optical modules and 10G XFP optical modules?

A:

• The 10G SFP+ optical module is an advanced version of the SFP module, built on the SFP form factor, whereas the 10G XFP optical module adheres to the XFP encapsulation standard.
• The 10G SFP+ optical module is physically smaller in size compared to the 10G XFP module, making it suitable for high-density board requirements. Meanwhile, the larger 10G XFP module offers better heat dissipation due to its size.
• The 10G SFP+ module has migrated functions such as signal modulation, serialization/deserialization, MAC, clock and data recovery (CDR), and electronic dispersion compensation (EDC) from the module to the motherboard, whereas the 10G XFP module retains these functions internally. Thus, when a switch/router’s motherboard lacks the functionalities required by 10G SFP+ modules, a 10G XFP module may be necessary to fill the gap.
• The 10G SFP+ module is less costly than the 10G XFP module and is interoperable with other types of 10G optical modules.
• For 10G communication, direct attach cables (DACs) can be employed, which come equipped with dual 10G SFP+ module ends, eliminating the need for separate purchases of 10G SFP+ modules; this option is not available for 10G XFP.
• In switches, a 10G SFP+ port is compatible with SFP modules, whereas a 10G XFP port is specifically designed to accept only 10G XFP optical modules.