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200G QSFP56 to 200G QSFP56 InfiniBand HDR Active Optical Cable
P/N: Q200-HDR-A SKU: 30502
US$371.00
Compatible Brands:
MSA Standard
NVIDIA(InfiniBand)
Length:
1m (3ft)
5m (16ft)
10m (33ft)
15m (49ft)
20m (66ft)
30m (98ft)
50m (164ft)
100m (328ft)
Length Price Table
| Length | Price |
|---|---|
| 1m (3ft) | US$371.00 |
| 5m (16ft) | US$386.00 |
| 10m (33ft) | US$392.00 |
| 15m (49ft) | US$401.00 |
| 20m (66ft) | US$408.00 |
| 30m (98ft) | US$421.00 |
| 50m (164ft) | US$447.00 |
| 100m (328ft) | US$536.00 |
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30-day return and refund
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3-year warranty
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Products Highlight
- InfiniBand HDR End-to-End Qualified
- 4x50G PAM4 Lane Architecture
- NVIDIA QM8700/QM8790 Compatible
- IBTA Industrial BER Compliant
- 30mm Minimum Bend Radius
- QSFP56 MSA Compliant
Specifications
| Connector Type | QSFP56 to QSFP56 | Data Rate | 212.5Gbps to 212.5Gbps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Media | Fiber | Cable Type | AOC |
| Cable Length | 1m~150m | Outer Diameter | 3.0mm |
| Jacket Material | OFNP | Minimum Bend Radius | 30mm |
| Power Consumption | ≤4.5W | Case Operating Temperature | 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F) |
| Protocol | 200 Gigabit Ethernet 200G Infiniband HDR | Application | Swicth to Switch Switch to NIC Router to NIC Other Optical Links |
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FAQ
Ask a QuestionFind answers to common questions about our products.
What is the difference between 200G HDR, HDR100, and 100G EDR?
200G HDR uses 4×50G PAM4 lanes, HDR100 uses 2×50G PAM4 lanes, while 100G EDR uses 4×25G NRZ lanes. Many HDR platforms can support lower-speed modes, but the actual link mode depends on the switch, NIC, firmware, and port configuration.
Which devices is this QSFP56-to-QSFP56 HDR AOC mainly used with?
This cable is designed for 200G InfiniBand HDR links between QSFP56 ports, such as HDR switches and ConnectX-6 QSFP56 adapters. It is commonly used for switch-to-switch or switch-to-server connections in HPC and AI cluster environments.
What BER performance can I expect from this 200G HDR AOC?
The actual BER depends on the host system, FEC setting, and link environment. In typical HDR deployments, FEC-enabled links can achieve much lower post-FEC BER than links running without FEC, helping improve overall link stability.
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Questions & Answers Title
Ask a questionWe bought a few pieces for testing first, and the switches recognized them without any issue. Bandwidth and error rate have been stable so far, so we’ll likely order more.
Mainly using it for IB connections in our lab, and it has been running smoothly. The cable is lighter than expected and easy to route.
The AICPLIGHT cables arrived quickly and were packed well. The link came up right away after installation, with no compatibility problems.