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10G XFP BiDi Optical Transceiver, 80km 1490/1550nm Single-Mode, LC, DDM - Compatible XFP BIDI Transceiver - AstraPhoton

10G XFP BiDi 1490-1550nm 80km
AstraPhoton model
APT10XB141580K
Catalogue reference
BIDI-XFP-ZR
Data rate
10G
Wavelength
1490-1550
Reach
80KM
Form factor
BIDI XFP
10G XFP BiDi Optical Transceiver, 80km 1490/1550nm Single-Mode, LC, DDM - Compatible XFP BIDI Transceiver - AstraPhoton
Product-family illustration for APT10XB141580K. Final configuration and unit serial number are confirmed with your order.
AstraPhoton modelAPT10XB141580K
Category10G XFP, X2 & XENPAK Transceivers
Decision pathSpecifications + host + evidence

Key specifications

AstraPhoton modelAPT10XB141580K
Data rate10G
Wavelength1490-1550
Reach80KM
Form factorBIDI XFP
ConnectorBIDI LC
DOM / DDMYES
Commercial temperature0~70°C
Industrial temperature-40~85°C
Transmission modeSingle-mode

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AstraPhoton modelTypeRateMediaWavelengthReachConnectorOptions
APT10XB141580KBIDI XFP10GSM1490-155080KMBIDI LCYES

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Compatible with a wide range of major network brands.

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  • Endpoint fitHost device, port role and remote-end interface
  • Link fitRate, reach, wavelength, fibre and connector
  • Project fitEnvironment, quantity and document requirements
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  • Product identityModel, label, connector and wavelength details
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Product selectionShould I select an optic by its maximum reach?

Use the designed link length and loss budget, not maximum reach alone. Fibre type, connectors, patch panels, wavelength and receiver limits all affect whether a particular reach class is appropriate.

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Compatibility & codingWill DOM or DDM readings be available on the host?

They are available only when the module, interface and host software support the diagnostic functions and expose them correctly. Confirm the required readings as part of the device review.

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Optical link designDo both ends need the same wavelength?

Duplex links normally use matching interface wavelengths at both ends. BiDi and wavelength-division links use planned complementary or channel-specific wavelengths, so the exact link architecture matters.

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High-speed deploymentHow should I compare QSFP-DD and OSFP for 400G?

Start with the host port and supported interface list. The form factors have different mechanical and thermal characteristics and should not be treated as direct substitutes without device support.

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Documents & procurementHow do I make sure a document applies to my exact model?

Compare the model reference, interface, reach and variant with your product shortlist. If the document is not published or the revision is unclear, send the model and required document type through the document request form before using it for approval.

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