GIGALIGHT Launches Long-Haul Telecom-Grade Optical Transceivers

November 21, 2024, Shenzhen, China. – With the increasing bandwidth of telecommunication networks and the prevalence of long-haul and single-fiber application scenarios in telecom and metropolitan area networks, GIGALIGHT has developed a series of high-speed, long-haul, telecom-grade optical transceivers to meet the communication needs of wide-area coverage, optimize resource utilization, and reduce costs. These include 25G SFP28 ZR 80km, 40G QSFP+ ZR4, and single-fiber 100G QSFP28 ZR4 BIDI optical transceivers.

Illustrations of GIGALIGHT’s Long-Haul Telecom-Grade Optical Transceivers

GIGALIGHT 25G SFP28 ZR 80km

  • Both TOSA (Transmitter Optical Sub-Assembly) and ROSA (Receiver Optical Sub-Assembly) utilize hermetically sealed packaging for stability and reliability, meeting telecom-grade application requirements.
  • The TOSA employs an EML (Electro-Absorption Modulated Laser) 1310nm laser with TEC (Thermo-Electric Cooler) cooling.
  • The ROSA integrates a PIN photodiode and SOA (Semiconductor Optical Amplifier) to provide a 30dB optical budget.
  • Supports 80km dual-fiber single-mode transmission with host RS-FEC (Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction) enabled.
  • Product power consumption is less than 2.5W.

GIGALIGHT 40G QSFP+ ZR4 80km

  • Both TOSA and ROSA utilize hermetically sealed packaging for stability and reliability, meeting telecom-grade application requirements.
  • The TOSA uses a 4-wavelength LAN-WDM DML (Directly Modulated Laser) with TEC cooling.
  • The ROSA employs a high-sensitivity APD (Avalanche Photodiode) optical detector to provide a 28dB optical budget.
  • Supports 80km dual-fiber single-mode transmission.
  • Product power consumption is less than 4.5W.

GIGALIGHT 100G QSFP28 BIDI ZR4 80km

  • Both TOSA and ROSA utilize hermetically sealed packaging for stability and reliability, meeting telecom-grade application requirements.
  • Designed with 8-wavelength LAN-WDM BIDI (Bidirectional) technology, used in pairs.
  • The TOSA uses a 4-wavelength EML LAN-WDM laser with TEC cooling.
  • The ROSA integrates a PIN photodiode and SOA to provide a 30dB optical budget.
  • Supports 80km single-fiber single-mode transmission with host RS-FEC enabled.
  • Built-in 4×25G CDR (Clock and Data Recovery).
  • Product power consumption is less than 6.5W.

GIGALIGHT has always been committed to providing high-performance, high-quality, and reliable optical communication solutions to global customers. The launch of the 25G SFP28 ZR, 40G QSFP+ ZR4, and 100G QSFP28 ZR4 BIDI optical transceivers will further enhance GIGALIGHT’s market competitiveness in ultra-long-haul telecom-grade applications, providing even better optical transmission solutions for 5G communications, telecom, and metropolitan area transmission applications.

About GIGALIGHT

As an open optical networking explorer, Gigalight integrates the design, manufacturing, and sales of both active and passive optical devices and subsystems. The company’s product portfolio includes optical modules, silicon photonics modules, liquid-cooled modules, passive optical components, active optical cables, direct attach copper cables, coherent optical communication modules, and OPEN DCI BOX subsystems. Gigalight focuses on serving applications such as data centers, 5G transport networks, metropolitan WDM transmission, ultra-HD broadcast and video, and more. It stands as an innovative designer of high-speed optical interconnect hardware solutions.