A 16 fiber MPO (Multi-fiber Push On) patch cord is a type of fiber optic cable that uses a single connector at each end to terminate 16 individual optical fibers. These cables are designed for high-density connections in data centers and other high-bandwidth applications, enabling efficient and space-saving data transmission.
Key Features:
High Density:
MPO connectors allow for a large number of fibers to be terminated in a small space, maximizing density in network setups.
High Bandwidth:
Each of the 16 fibers within the cable can transmit data independently, enabling high-speed data transmission.
Space Optimization:
The compact design of MPO connectors helps optimize space in densely populated network environments.
Modular Convenience:
MPO patch cords allow for quick connections and disconnections, simplifying network maintenance and upgrades.
Connector Types:
MTP/MPO Connectors:
These are the standard connectors used for these cables, with MTP being a brand name for a specific type of MPO connector.
Male and Female Connectors:
MPO connectors can be either male (with guide pins) or female (without guide pins), and the correct gender combination is important for proper connection.
Single-mode and Multimode:
16 fiber MPO patch cords are available in both single-mode and multimode fiber types, depending on the specific network requirements.
Applications:
16 fiber MPO patch cords are commonly used in:
Data Centers: Connecting servers, switches, and other network equipment for rapid data transfer.
Cloud Computing: Supporting the high-bandwidth demands of cloud infrastructure.
High-Performance Computing: Enabling efficient communication between computing nodes.
400G and 800G Transmission:
They are frequently used in supporting 400G and 800G data transmission speeds, particularly in data centers.
Case1: MPO patch cord connects 400G QSFP-DD SR8 optical modules, this solution can be directly replaced by 400G QSFP-DD AOC cable, the interface type is: QSFP-DD-QSFP-DD, cost saving and fast installation.
Case 2: MPO patch cords connects 400G QSFP-DD SR8 and 200G QSFP56 SR4 optical modules. This requires 1 MPO/MTP-16 to 2×MPO/MTP-8 fiber optic patch cord to connect, and please paid attention to the line sequence for all MPO patch cords.
This solution can be directly replaced by 400G QSFP-DD AOC cable too. The interface type is: QSFP-DD-2xQSFP56
With its diverse applications, such as OSFP/QSFP-DD to OSFP/QSFP-DD 400G-SR8 connections and OSFP/QSFP-DD to SFP connections, base-16 fiber optic cable provides different solutions for various networking needs. YINGDA offers industry-leading 16-core MTP®/MPO fiber cable assemblies . Visit our website today and unlock the power of the MTP MPO-16 fiber optic cable for your networking.
A 16 fiber MPO (Multi-fiber Push On) patch cord is a type of fiber optic cable that uses a single connector at each end to terminate 16 individual optical fibers. These cables are designed for high-density connections in data centers and other high-bandwidth applications, enabling efficient and space-saving data transmission.
Key Features:
High Density:
MPO connectors allow for a large number of fibers to be terminated in a small space, maximizing density in network setups.
High Bandwidth:
Each of the 16 fibers within the cable can transmit data independently, enabling high-speed data transmission.
Space Optimization:
The compact design of MPO connectors helps optimize space in densely populated network environments.
Modular Convenience:
MPO patch cords allow for quick connections and disconnections, simplifying network maintenance and upgrades.
Connector Types:
MTP/MPO Connectors:
These are the standard connectors used for these cables, with MTP being a brand name for a specific type of MPO connector.
Male and Female Connectors:
MPO connectors can be either male (with guide pins) or female (without guide pins), and the correct gender combination is important for proper connection.
Single-mode and Multimode:
16 fiber MPO patch cords are available in both single-mode and multimode fiber types, depending on the specific network requirements.
Applications:
16 fiber MPO patch cords are commonly used in:
Data Centers: Connecting servers, switches, and other network equipment for rapid data transfer.
Cloud Computing: Supporting the high-bandwidth demands of cloud infrastructure.
High-Performance Computing: Enabling efficient communication between computing nodes.
400G and 800G Transmission:
They are frequently used in supporting 400G and 800G data transmission speeds, particularly in data centers.
Case1: MPO patch cord connects 400G QSFP-DD SR8 optical modules, this solution can be directly replaced by 400G QSFP-DD AOC cable, the interface type is: QSFP-DD-QSFP-DD, cost saving and fast installation.
Case 2: MPO patch cords connects 400G QSFP-DD SR8 and 200G QSFP56 SR4 optical modules. This requires 1 MPO/MTP-16 to 2×MPO/MTP-8 fiber optic patch cord to connect, and please paid attention to the line sequence for all MPO patch cords.
This solution can be directly replaced by 400G QSFP-DD AOC cable too. The interface type is: QSFP-DD-2xQSFP56
With its diverse applications, such as OSFP/QSFP-DD to OSFP/QSFP-DD 400G-SR8 connections and OSFP/QSFP-DD to SFP connections, base-16 fiber optic cable provides different solutions for various networking needs. YINGDA offers industry-leading 16-core MTP®/MPO fiber cable assemblies . Visit our website today and unlock the power of the MTP MPO-16 fiber optic cable for your networking.