1625/26 - Series
XMD MSA-compatible 10 Gb/s Cooled EML TOSA
Product Brief
Description
The 1625 (40km) and 1626 (80km) - Series XMD MSA com-
patible 10 Gb/s transmitter optical subassembly (TOSA)
integrates a high-speed electroabsorptive (EML) laser,
a monitor photodiode and a micro-TEC in a small form-
factor metallized ceramic package. It is designed for use in
small form-factor pluggable (XFP) transceivers and other
types of optical modules for high-speed telecommunica-
tion and data applications including WDM SONET OC-192,
SDH STM-64 and 10 Gibabit Ethernet.
The 1625/26 -Series is available in the full range of C-band
ITU-T wavelengths operating at 10 Gb/s per channel. The
device exhibits excellent wavelength stability, supporting
operation at 100 GHz channel spacing over 20 years (as-
suming an end-of-life aging condition of <±90 pm), with
low hazard rates (~100FIT wearout over 20 yrs.).
The interleaved "C+ band" channels at 100GHz spacing,
oset from the primary C-band grid by 50GHz, are also
available.
Features
• Ultra small form-factor 8-pin XMD MSA TOSA
• Supports data rates up to 11.3Gb/s
• For use up to 80km (1600 ps/nm) at 10 Gb/s
• Up to +2 dBm typical optical output power
• Wavelength selectable to ITU-T standards covering the
full C-band and C+ band
• Suitable for use in 100GHz channel spacing in DWDM
systems
• Very low TEC power consumption
• LC, SC receptacle or pigtailed versions available
• 50W single-ended data input
• Case operating temperature ranges:
-5 to +80°C (standard TDM versions)
-5 to +75°C (standard DWDM versions)
-40 to +90°C (extended temperature versions)
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AV02-4117EN - June 5, 2013
