800G OSFP Finned Top to 800G OSFP Finned Top Active Optical Cable

P/N: O800-O800-A SKU: 30801

US$2,021.00

In Stock: 66 pcs
Compatible Brands: MSA Standard NVIDIA(Ethernet)
Length: 1m (3ft) 5m (16ft) 10m (33ft) 15m (49ft) 20m (66ft) 30m (98ft) 50m (164ft)
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Products Highlight

  • 14W Per-End Power Consumption
  • VCSEL-Based Optical Engine
  • No MPO Connectors
  • OFNP-Rated Cable Jacket
  • 8x100G PAM4 Lane Mapping
  • Digital Optical Monitoring

Specifications

Connector Type OSFP(Finned Top) to OSFP(Finned Top) Data Rate 850Gbps to 850Gbps
Media Fiber Cable Type AOC
Cable Length 1m~50m(3ft~165ft) Outer Diameter 3.0mm
Jacket Material OFNP Minimum Bend Radius 30mm
Power Consumption ≤14.0W Case Operating Temperature 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F)
Protocol 800 Gigabit Ethernet 800G RoCE 2x 400G Infiniband NDR Application Swicth to Switch

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What does 8×100G PAM4 mean for this cable?

The cable carries 800G by using eight electrical/optical lanes at 100G each with PAM4 signaling. This lane structure supports high-speed OSFP-to-OSFP transmission.

Is the 14W power rating for the whole cable or each end?

For this type of 800G OSFP AOC, power is typically specified per end. AICPLIGHT designs the cable for high-speed optical transmission while keeping power consumption within the expected OSFP AOC range.

Why are both ends OSFP Finned Top?

Finned Top OSFP housings help improve heat dissipation in high-density 800G ports. This makes the cable suitable for switch-side OSFP ports that require integrated thermal handling.

Is this AOC easier to route than an 800G copper cable?

Yes. AOC is generally thinner and lighter than copper cable, making it easier to manage in dense racks. Avoid sharp bends or pulling force near the OSFP ends during installation.

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H***e Confirmed Purchase
5.0

We ordered several lengths at once, and the labels matched the specs correctly. It made cable assignment onsite much easier, with no time wasted double-checking.

W***d Confirmed Purchase
4.0

We did a quick check across devices running different firmware versions, and the results were acceptable. It’s not the softest cable, but the connection quality feels reliable.

A***a Confirmed Purchase
5.0

These were mainly purchased as spare stock for future expansion, and both price and lead time made sense. We spot-checked a few pieces after arrival, and nothing looked concerning.