NVIDIA/Mellanox MMS4X00-NM- FLT Compatible 800G OSFP 2xDR4/DR8 1310nm 500m PAM4 DOM Two MPO-12/APC SMF Transceiver Module (Flat Top) for ConnectX-8 C8180 SuperNIC

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NVIDIA/Mellanox MMS4X00-NM- FLT Compatible 800G OSFP 2xDR4/DR8 1310nm 500m PAM4 DOM Two MPO-12/APC SMF Transceiver Module (Flat Top) for ConnectX-8 C8180 SuperNICDescription NADDOD NVIDIA Mellanox MMS4X00 NM FLT compatible OSFP 800G 2xDR4F optical transceiver is designed for 800Gb s Ethernet interconnects, using a twin port OSFP architecture to support 2400Gb s DR4 DR8 single mode transmission over an 8 channel parallel optical interface. The module operates via two MPO 12 APC connectors, with each connector carrying four optical lanes, and applies 100G PAM4 modulation to enable data centerreach links of up to

This 4m MPO-12 UPC (Male) to MPO-12 UPC (Female) jumper features 12 fibers on OM4 multimode cable for seamless high-bandwidth connectivity

0mm LSZH jacket for flame resistance and high performance across extended facility distances

it ensures safe and accurate signal routing for high-speed networking tasks

This cable is specifically engineered to provide maximum data integrity for NVIDIA/Mellanox Ethernet switching fabrics

The APC-polished connectors ensure minimal back reflection and an insertion loss of ≤ 0

Its low-latency

25Gb/s optical signals

The active optical assembly provides a low-latency 40G link optimized for short-reach switch and server patching via QSFP+ ports

Designed for short-reach networking

NADDOD O4Q112-800G-CU1 is an 800Gb/s Twin-port OSFP (Octal Small Form-factor Pluggable) Finned Top to 4x200Gb/s QSFP112 (Quad Small Form-factor Pluggable 112G) Flat Top passive Direct Attach Copper (DAC) quad breakout (aka splitter) cable for End-to-End Ethernet solutions

offering significant worth by ensuring a superior balance of physical reach and technical precision

The Juniper compatible 3m active optical cable provides high-bandwidth 400G connectivity for Juniper-based networking infrastructures transitioning from OSFP to QSFP-DD

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