15G Full Rate Clock Recovery Instrument CDR Optical Network Test
Equipment
Overview
The 15G Full Rate Clock Recovery instrument is an instrument
designed for high-speed data transfer systems, capable of handling
data rates up to 15Gbps (gigabits per second). It uses advanced
clock recovery technology to extract a stable clock signal from the
received signal for system synchronization and data recovery.
Functional characteristics
High-speed clock recovery: Capable of handling data rates up to
15Gbps, suitable for a variety of high-speed communication and data
transfer scenarios.
Accurate clock extraction: The advanced clock recovery algorithm is
used to accurately extract clock information from the received
signal to ensure the accuracy and stability of data transmission.
Broadband support: Supports a wide range of frequencies to
accommodate different communication standards and application
needs.
High jitter tolerance: has a strong tolerance for jitter in the
signal, to ensure that it can still work stably in harsh
environments.
Remote control and monitoring: It is usually equipped with remote
control and monitoring functions to facilitate remote operation and
data viewing.
Specification
| Technical index | Max | Min | Unit |
| Data rate range | 29 | 25 | Gbps/Gbaud |
| Wavelength range (single mode/multi-mode determined by module) | 1650 | 800 | nm |
| Optical input range (determined by module sensitivity) | +3 | -12 | dBm |
| Clock recovery output frequency division ratio | 2 / 4 / 8 / 16 / 64 / 256 |
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| Output electrical clock amplitude | 500 (Typical value) | mVpp |
| CML clock differential output amplitude | 800 | 200 | mVpp |
| The clock output jitter randomly | 800 | 300 | fs |
| Clock frequency (28.1Gbps as an example) | 14.05 | 0.11 | GHz |
| Internal Signal Loss Detection (LOS) | 128 (overload) | 5 (Sensitivity) | mV |
| Power supply voltage (external power input voltage) | 5.5 | 4 | V |
| Operating temperature | 70 | 10 | ℃ |
| Adaptive module type (supports NRZ and PAM4 signals) | SFP28/56,SR,LR,BIDI |
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