The Features And Remarks With Gigabit Interface Converter(GBIC) Transceiver

 

GBIC transceiver is short term for the Gigabit Interface Converter, it is a media conversion device between Gigabit Ethernet and fiber optic networks, using this single device, connections can be made using single- or multi-mode fiber optic ports as well as copper wiring. You'll be able to benefit from it in many point-to-point communications applications that involve interconnecting components and exchanging data between Ethernet and fiber optic networks. Through the GBIC transceiver, Gigabit network equipment can directly connect with copper wires, single mode fiber ports or multimode fiber ports.

 

Features:

 

The GBIC design can be used as hot-swap. GBIC is interchangeable products meet international standards. Gigabit switch with GBIC interface designed interchangeable flexible, take into account a big market share in the market. GBIC Series product specifications are complete, including 850nm, 1310nm, 1550nm ,1470-1610nm four series. Requirements, all products happen to be rigorously tested, fully fulfill the IEEE 802.3z and GBIC-rev-5.5 standard, the performance targets were met or exceeded standards suitable for Gigabit Switch companies are able to use the Cisco whole number of switches and 3COM, INTEL, ALCATEL, AVAYA, EXTREME brand switches as well as other switches comply with GBIC specification.

 

GBIC transceiver being a objective of the input / output transceivers. Its one end is inserted into the Gigabit Ethernet ports, for example port network switching equipment. However, attached to said transceiver towards the optical fiber network, usually through an optical fiber jumper. The apparatus characterized by the features, including wavelength, it could be processed, and how efficiently transmit data, the ability needs to operate, and the distance it could transmit data. These are the basic main things to consider when selecting a GBIC transceivers, to make sure that it meets the requirements of network performance.

 

The GBIC has become a standard form factor optical transceivers, and can support many different physical media, from traditional copper long-wave single-mode optical fiber length of a couple of hundred kilometers. GBIC is definitely an attractive, because of its flexibility, the typical network equipment. The different optical technology deployed inside the network, IT personnel can get gbic module needs a specific kind of link. The GBIC standard drive flexibility to cut back costs and provide greater flexibility for IT administrators. The GBIC standard non-proprietary and SFF-8053i files defined by the SFF Committee.

 

Remarks:

 

When install the GBIC modules, please be aware on the alignment groove at the side of the transceiver, and make sure it fit for that Ethernet interface slot and try the insertion, sometimes you may have to transform it 180 degrees to fit for the interface.

 

Although GBIC fiber optic transceiver modules are plug and play, we recommend you disconnect all the fiber optic patch cords connected to it before you install or eliminate it.

 

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