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24 fiber MPOptimateConfiguration and Ordering Guide

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24-Fiber System Overview
24-FIBER TRUNKING SOLUTIONS
Bandwidth and storage demand is expanding at a breathtaking rate. The environment is rapidly evolving. The impact on data center design and management is profound. Networks will migrate from 10 to 40 to 100 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) speeds dynamically, and data center managers and designers need to be able to manage this migration to maximize efficiency and responsiveness while minimizing cost.
This dynamic migration demands a simple yet robust migration pathway, and successful migration starts with a simple yet robust plan. This guide presents just such a concise and manageable plan to allow migration of infrastructure, whether it be core switching, aggregation, end of row, top of rack or hybrid network architectures.
24 Fiber MPOptimate Connector
Centered around 24-fiber trunks and cassette-based optical connectivity, this roadmap provides the following advantages:
A single trunking format that can be replicated and upgraded simply and flexibly
Unified solutions for 10, 40 and 100 GbE applications
Pre-engineered paths and polarity
Higher fiber utilization versus 12 fiber systems
Fewer trunks
Fewer connections
Fewer components
Standardized practices for design, installation, documentation and troubleshooting
Component and trunk re-use
Minimized waste of space, time and money
LC Duplex Patch
LC Duplex Patch
24 Fiber Trunk
10Gb/sCassette
10Gb/sCassette
1 x 24 Fiber Patch Cable
24 Fiber Trunk
100Gb/sCassette
100Gb/sCassette
24 Fiber Trunk
40Gb/sCassette
40Gb/sCassette
Trunk cables remain permanent
100GbE
ENABLING MIGRATION TO 40GbE
10GbE
40GbE
100GbE
10GbE
40GbE
Key Products of the 24 Fiber MPOptimate Solution
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Application Selection Matrix
INTRODUCTION
This configuration guide has been designed to provide data center managers and designers with a guide to the various 24 fiber MPOptimate channel/link configurations that are available - based upon their current and future transceiver speed/connectivity requirements.
Using the grid below, select your start point transceiver connectivity type and your end point transceiver connectivity type. Then decide whether you need a cross-connect or interconnect solution. The intersection of your choices shows a number which represents the recommended product configuration for your choices.
Details of the recommended configuration are shown on subsequent pages identified by that configuration number.
KEYInterconnect = Cross-Connect =
3 54 640GbE MPO (12 Fiber)
10GbE - LC 40GbE MPO (12 Fiber)100GbE
MPO (24 Fiber)
7 8100GbE MPO (24 Fiber)
10GbE - LC 1 32 4
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GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS
UCP - Universal Connectivity Platform
MDA - Main Distribution Area (Data Center)
HEDA - Horizontal and Equipment Distribution Area
QSFP - Quad Small Form-Factor Pluggable
HE - Horizontal Equipment
GbE - Gigabit Ethernet
Gb/s - Gigabits per second
F/F - Female to Female
M/M - Male to Male
NOTES
For part numbers containing variables x and y, please refer to length tables on page 26.

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24-Fiber 10 Gigabit Ethernet Interconnect
INTRODUCTION
The 10GbE interconnect solution employs a 24-fiber optical trunk with a single 1x24 fiber MPOptimate connector at each end. This trunk interfaces with the rear of a 24-fiber Universal Connectivity Platform (UCP) cassette that breaks out the trunk fibers into twelve duplex LC connections at the front, supporting 24 fibers per cassette. This cassette mounts into the UCP panel, which provides cable management and protection for both rear MPOs. UCP panels support up to 48 duplex LCs (96 fibers) per rack unit. They can be populated all at once, or added to or upgraded a cassette at a time in the future.
CONFIGURATION: 10GbE INTERCONNECT
Switch Rack Horizontal Cable Switch Rack or Server Rack
ORDERING INFORMATION
Item Description Part number
1 LC duplex patch cable AB/BA y-2160046-x (OM4)
2 1x24 MPO - 6 x LC quad cassette, straight A-A/B-B 2160266-5 (OM4)
3 (opt A) 24 fiber MPO F/F trunk, type A y-2160608-x (OM4)
3 (opt B) 24 fiber MPO F/F patch cable, type A y-2160304-x (OM4)
4 1x24 MPO - 6 x LC quad cassette, flipped A-B/B-A 1-2160266-5 (OM4)
Supported Application examples:
Application Max. Length OM4
10Gb Ethernet 550m
8G Fiber Channel 190m
16G Fiber Channel 125m
40Gb Ethernet BiDI* 125m
Note: information based on IEC and IEEE standards. Always check application distance/budget information of the applicable transceivers.
*This application supports 40GbE transmission when used in conjunction with a 40GbE QSFP bidirectional (BiDi) transceiver. Note that the connector presentation will be LC duplex.
Max. Density: At near and far end, 48 (4x12) LC duplex ports per 1HE panel.
MPOptimate performance: Max. attenuation: 0.35 dB (MPO/LC) per cassette.
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24-Fiber 10 Gigabit Ethernet Cross-Connect
INTRODUCTION
The diagram below shows a cross-connect channel configuration built with the same components as used for 10GbE interconnect application.
CONFIGURATION: 10GbE CROSS-CONNECT
Switch Rack Horizontal Cable
MDA Cross-Connect
Horizontal Cable
HEDA Cross-Connect
Horizontal Cable
Switch Rack or Server Rack
ORDERING INFORMATION
Item Description Part number
1 LC duplex patch cable AB/BA y-2160046-x (OM4)
2 1x24 MPO - 6 x LC quad cassette, straight A-A/B-B 2160266-5 (OM4)
3 (opt A) 24 fiber MPO F/F trunk, type A y-2160608-x (OM4)
3 (opt B) 24 fiber MPO F/F patch cable, type A y-2160304-x (OM4)
4 1x24 MPO - 6 x LC quad cassette, flipped A-B/B-A 1-2160266-5 (OM4)
11 1 1
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4 4 4
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Application Max. Number of cassettes Max. Length OM4
10Gb Ethernet 6 550m
8G Fiber Channel 4 (6) 190(160)m
16G Fiber Channel 4 (6) 125(100)m
40Gb Ethernet BiDI* 4 125m
*This application supports 40GbE transmission when used in conjunction with a 40GbE QSFP bidirectional (BiDi) transceiver. Note that the connector presentation will be LC duplex.
Max. Density: At near and far end, 48 (4x12) LC duplex ports per 1HE panel.
MPOptimate performance: Max. attenuation: 0.35 dB (MPO/LC) per cassette
12x10GbE 12x
10GbE

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24-Fiber 10/40 Gigabit Ethernet Interconnect
INTRODUCTION
UCP 10/40GbE fiber cassettes also utilize 1x24-fiber MPO trunks supporting connections from 40GbE switch ports that have been remotely enabled as four 10GbE independent paths. MPO based QSFP ports at the switch interface with a MPO/MPO cassette at one end of the trunk, and MPO/LC break-out cassette divides these signals into duplex LC pairs at the other end. The 40Gb/s MPO cassettes have one or two 24-fiber MPO connectors at the rear and three or six 8-fiber MPOs at the front. Each cassette supports distribution of three or six 40GbE paths, each containing four duplex 10GbE links. These cassettes are connected via standard 24-fiber MPO trunks to LC duplex cassettes at the other end of the trunk. The MPO/LC cassettes maintain fiber paths and polarity and provide proper fiber mapping from transmit at one end to receive at the other over a total of twelve 10GbE paths.
CONFIGURATION: LOWER DENSITY VARIANT WITH 3 PORT 40Gb/s CASSETTES
CONFIGURATION: HIGHER DENSITY VARIANT WITH 6 PORT 40Gb/s CASSETTES
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Application Max. Length OM4
40Gb SR4 to 10Gb Ethernet 150m
40Gb ESR4 to 10Gb Ethernet* 400m
*Information from vendors that supply extended range QSFP transceivers.
MPOptimate Performance: Max. attenuation: 0.35 dB (MPO/LC) per cassette Max. attenuation: 0.5 dB (MPO/MPO) per cassette
Max. density 3 port MPO: At near end 12 (4x3) MPO and 48 (4x12) LC duplex ports at far end side per 1HE panel.
Max. density 6 port MPO: At near e

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