Módulo transceptor de rede de fibra ótica InLine 32336E 100000 Mbit/s QSFP28 850 nm

100 Gigabit performance with 100GBASE-SR4: Ideal for modern data centres, spine-leaf architectures and high-performance core networks with high data throughput.
Up to 100 m range: Optimised for multimode fibres (OM4 up to 100 m, OM3 up to 70 m) – perfect for structured high-speed cabling within racks or data centres.
4x25Gb/s at 850 nm (VCSEL array):Four parallel channels, each with 25.78 Gb/s, ensure stable and efficient 100G transmission via an MPO-12 interface.
Digital Diagnostic Monitoring (DDM): Precise real-time monitoring of temperature, voltage, TX/RX power and bias current via I²C interface – for maximum transparency during operation.
MSA and IEEE compliant: Compatible with QSFP28 MSA, IEEE 802.3bm and SFF-8636 – making it widely usable with commercially available 100G switches and routers.

The InLine® QSFP28-100G-SR4 module provides reliable 100 Gigabit Ethernet connections via multimode fibre. With an aggregate data rate of 100 Gb/s (4x25.78 Gb/s), it is ideal for high-performance applications in data centres, enterprise core networks and high-performance server environments.
Transmission is via an 850 nm VCSEL array with PIN receiver structure. Thanks to parallel 4-channel technology, a range of up to 100 metres on OM4 and 70 metres on OM3 fibres is achieved. Connection is via an MPO-12 interface.
With a power consumption of less than 2.5 W, the module remains energy-efficient despite its high bandwidth. Power is supplied via 3.3 V. The operating temperature range of 0 °C to +70 °C makes the module suitable for typical data centre environments.
Digital Diagnostic Monitoring (DDM) enables continuous monitoring of important operating parameters such as temperature (±3 °C), supply voltage (±3 %) and TX and RX power. This allows network conditions to be detected at an early stage and maintenance measures to be planned in a targeted manner.
The module is hot-pluggable and can be inserted or replaced during operation – a clear advantage for high-availability IT infrastructures.
Technical data

Form factor: QSFP28
Standard: 100GBASE-SR4
Transmission rate: 4 x 25.78 Gb/s (100 Gb/s aggregated)
Fibre type: Multimode (OM3 / OM4)
Range: up to 70 m (OM3), up to 100 m (OM4)
Transmitter: 4x 850 nm VCSEL
Receiver: PIN array
Connection: MPO-12
Electrical interface: CAUI-4
Hot-plug capable: Yes
DDM (digital diagnostics): Yes
Supply voltage: 3.3 V
Power consumption: < 2.5 W
Operating temperature: 0 °C to +70 °C
Compatibility: QSFP28 MSA, IEEE 802.3bm, SFF-8636
Laser class: Class 1

Note on coding:
Our SFP modules are factory-coded – whether for Cisco, Intel or other systems, which may limit the selection.For maximum compatibility, we now program individually according to customer requirements. Please contact your sales representative.

InLine 32336E. SFP transceiver type: Fiber optic, Maximum data transfer rate: 100000 Mbit/s, Interface type: QSFP28. Input voltage: 3.3 V, Power consumption (typical): 2.5 W. Compliance certificates: TÜV mark, CE. Width: 124 mm, Depth: 0.49 mm, Height: 19 mm. Package width: 53 mm, Package depth: 160 mm, Package height: 20 mm

How to use

Handle the QSFP28 transceiver by its edges and avoid contact with the optical interfaces. Insert the module into a compatible QSFP28 slot on the host device until it clicks into place; the module supports hot-plug operation so it can be inserted or removed while the system is powered. Connect an MPO-12 multimode fibre patch cable matched to OM3 or OM4 specifications and verify link status via the host device. Use the host or management software to read DDM values over I²C for real-time diagnostic information and to confirm correct operation.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use high-quality OM4 multimode fibre for distances up to 100 m and ensure patch cables and MPO connectors are clean and properly aligned. Monitor DDM parameters to detect abnormal temperature or power levels early. If interoperability issues arise due to vendor coding, request customer-specific programming from your supplier to match host requirements.