Product
100G CFP2 SR10 Fiber Optic Transceiver Module 850nm 100m LC MMF DDM
100G CFP2 850nm 100m- Model reference
- CFP2-SR10
- Data rate
- 100G
- Wavelength
- 850 nm
- Reach
- 100M
- Form factor
- CFP2
Key specifications
Compatibility matching
Compatible with a wide range of major network brands.
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Confirm the host port, fibre or cable path, distance and operating environment before selecting the final variant.
- Endpoint fitHost device, port role and remote-end interface
- Link fitRate, reach, wavelength, fibre and connector
- Project fitEnvironment, quantity and document requirements
Testing evidence
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- Product identityModel, label, connector and wavelength details
- Host contextCoding or recognition evidence where applicable
- Output evidenceOptical, diagnostic or link information where available
Product datasheets
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Download CFP2-SR10 specification (PDF)Related questions
Five answers for this product path.
Product selectionHow do I choose between a transceiver, DAC and AOC?
Start with the host port, data rate and distance. A transceiver with a separate fibre lead gives the most flexibility; DAC suits the shortest in-rack copper links; AOC suits longer inter-rack links where a light integrated cable is useful.
Browse productsCompatibility & 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.
Start a model reviewOptical 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.
Use the selection guideHigh-speed deploymentHow do I choose between parallel and duplex high-speed optics?
Compare the host-supported standards, installed fibre, connector, reach and migration plan. Parallel optics often use MPO/MTP; duplex solutions use LC but may have different optical and FEC requirements.
Plan a technical reviewDocuments & 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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