100G QSFP28 InfiniBand EDR
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100G QSFP28 InfiniBand EDR Overview
| Model | Form Factor | Fiber Type | Data Rate | Max. Reach | Connector |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QSFP-EDR-SR4 | QSFP28 | MMF | 100G | 100m | MTP/MPO-12 UPC |
FAQ
Q1: What is the native link rate and optical channel configuration of QSFP-EDR-SR4?
100Gb/s. QSFP-EDR-SR4 carries the InfiniBand EDR link over four parallel optical channels, with each channel operating at up to 25.78125 GBd in the QSFP28 form factor.
What transmission distances does QSFP-EDR-SR4 support over OM3 and OM4 multimode fiber?
Up to 70m on OM3 and 100m on OM4 at 100Gb/s. QSFP-EDR-SR4 uses 850nm parallel multimode optical transmission.
Which fiber patch cable should be used between two QSFP-EDR-SR4 transceivers?
Use a female-to-female MTP/MPO-12 UPC multimode Type B crossover patch cable. Eight fibers are active—four for transmission and four for reception—while the four center fiber positions are unused.
Can QSFP-EDR-SR4 connect an SB7800 switch to a ConnectX-5 adapter at full EDR speed?
Yes. QSFP-EDR-SR4 is designed for 100Gb/s InfiniBand EDR links between compatible QSFP28 ports on SB7800 switches and ConnectX-5 adapters, using the specified multimode fiber cabling.
Which operating values can network administrators monitor through DOM on QSFP-EDR-SR4?
DOM monitors receive optical power, transmit optical power, and transmit bias current for each lane, together with module supply voltage and case temperature. Warning and alarm thresholds are also available.
Does the 100G QSFP28 InfiniBand EDR category include a single-mode transceiver for links longer than 100m?
No. The category contains only QSFP-EDR-SR4, an 850nm multimode transceiver with a maximum supported reach of 100m over OM4 fiber.