Passive Copper GBIC Detects Signal s' Presence

Aug. 1, 1998

Fibre Channel and Gigabit Ethernet systems, such as those employed in clustered workstations and servers, are expected to be the primary users of a new blind-mate, hot-pluggable Passive Copper Gigabit Interface Converter (GBIC). The module boasts of signal detect (Rx_LOS) and in-rush current limiting features and supports connections via copper HSSDC cables for distances up to 13 meters.The 20-position, SCA2 pc board interface meets GBIC spec Rev. 4.5, while the 6-position HSSDC I/O connector conforms to Fibre Channel Ph-3 specs.

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