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16.06.2005

AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES announced the production of three fiber optic transmitters designed for 10 Gigabit/s applications.

They have an XFI serial interface and a 3,3 V supply voltage. The transmitters are designed for single-mode fiber and operate at a wavelength of 1310 nm. The HFCT-711XPD transmitter supports 10,3125 Gigabit/s Ethernet, 10 Gigabit/s fiber up to 10,51875 km, 9,9532 Gigabit/s SONET/SDH, and more. The HFCT-721XPD transmitter is designed for Ethernet and fiber channel only.

The HFCT-741XPD transmitter supports 10,3125 Gigabit/s Ethernet, 10 Gigabit/s fiber up to 10,51875 km, and 64 Gigabit/s STM-9,9532.

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