NVIDIA/Mellanox MFP7E40-N007 Compatible 10m (33ft) MPO-8 APC (Female) to 2x MPO-4 APC (Female) Single-mode (OS2) Breakout, Type B, LSZH, 3.0mm, Max IL ≤ 0.35dB, Yellow

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NVIDIA/Mellanox MFP7E40-N007 Compatible 10m (33ft) MPO-8 APC (Female) to 2x MPO-4 APC (Female) Single-mode (OS2) Breakout, Type B, LSZH, 3.0mm, Max IL ≤ 0.35dB, YellowDescription This NVIDIA Mellanox MFP7E40 N007 compatible 10m breakout cable splits an 800G MPO 8 APC port into two 400G MPO 4 APC connections on OS2 single mode fiber. Designed with Type B polarity and a yellow LSZH jacket, it is optimized for long distance 800G to dual 400G port splitting in single mode networks. The high precision build ensures an insertion loss of 0. 35dB for stable, high speed InfiniBand links.

This harness is ideal for connecting high-speed MPO transceivers to distributed LC-based networking nodes

The cable connects the data signals from the four MMF (Multi-Mode Fiber) pairs on the single OSFP end to the four pairs on the QSFP56 end using an 8-fiber MPO multimode patch cord

it ensures reliable high-speed networking with ≤ 0

Crafted with bend insensitive fiber

it is optimized for safe deployment in plenum-rated air spaces

The bend insensitive fiber technology ensures a satisfyingly crisp signal finish that refreshes your network speed

Mellanox’s active optical cables are a cost-effective solution for high bandwidth fabrics

It is the perfect choice for those who need a quick and delicious-feeling way to stay alert and focused throughout their tasks while achieving a professional-grade finish

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This jumper is ideal for connecting high-density 400G transceivers within standard data center rows

NADDOD OSFP-800G-CUAFH is a 2x400Gb/s twin-port OSFP (Octal Small Formfactor Pluggable) Flat Top to 2x400Gb/s twin-port OSFP Flat Top Direct Attached Copper cable (DAC)

The product incorporates high-speed retiming and signal equalization technologies to ensure link integrity and stable error performance in short-distance deployments

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