1.6T OSFP224 InfiniBand XDR
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1.6T OSFP224 InfiniBand XDR Overview
1.6T OSFP224 InfiniBand XDR Overview
The 1.6T OSFP224 InfiniBand XDR category contains one active copper cable assembly for short-distance 1.6T connections in data center environments. It uses copper transmission media with finned-top OSFP224 interfaces on both ends, forming a direct connection between 1.6T OSFP224 ports in InfiniBand XDR systems. Available in lengths from 1m to 2.5m, the ACC series supports high port bandwidth and density while providing an active copper alternative to optical cabling for short-reach data center interconnects.
O1600-XDR-AC is a 1.6T InfiniBand XDR active copper cable with a finned-top OSFP224 connector at each end. Its straight-through structure carries the full 1.6T data rate between two OSFP224 ports over a fixed copper cable assembly. Offered in lengths from 1m to 2.5m, it is designed for short-distance connections between OSFP224-equipped devices in data center InfiniBand XDR links.
- Does O1600-XDR-AC carry the full 1.6T data rate between two InfiniBand XDR ports?
Yes. The O1600-XDR-AC is a straight-through 1.6T active copper cable that carries the full link bandwidth between two compatible OSFP224 ports in an InfiniBand XDR system.
- What connector configuration does O1600-XDR-AC use at the two cable ends?
It provides two finned-top OSFP224 cable ends, with one OSFP224 interface at each end. This creates a direct OSFP224-to-OSFP224 copper connection without separate optical transceiver modules or detachable fiber jumpers.
- Which cable lengths are available for O1600-XDR-AC?
From 1m to 2.5m. The fixed-length cable assembly is intended for short-distance connections between nearby OSFP224-equipped devices in data center InfiniBand XDR links.
- Can O1600-XDR-AC split one 1.6T OSFP224 connection into multiple lower-speed ports?
No. The O1600-XDR-AC has a straight-through OSFP224-to-OSFP224 structure and is not a breakout cable. It maintains one physical cable connection between the two 1.6T OSFP224 endpoints.
- Is O1600-XDR-AC a passive DAC or an optical cable?
No. It is an active copper cable assembly rather than a passive DAC or an optical cable. The link uses copper transmission media and active electronics integrated into the cable assembly.
- What endpoint requirements must be met before installing O1600-XDR-AC?
Both endpoints must provide compatible 1.6T OSFP224 ports for InfiniBand XDR operation and accept finned-top OSFP224 cable ends. The required connection length must also fall within the available 1m to 2.5m range.