Cornelis Omni-Path 30M Active Optical Cable DD-QSFP
The Cornelis Omni-Path 30M Active Optical Cable is engineered for high-performance data center and HPC environments requiring reliable, long-distance interconnectivity. This DD-QSFP active optical cable delivers superior signal integrity and low-latency transmission over extended distances, making it ideal for enterprise infrastructure, supercomputing clusters, and mission-critical networking applications. Built with premium optical components, this cable ensures consistent performance and maximum uptime for demanding computational workloads.
Key Features
- 30-meter active optical cable for extended reach without signal degradation
- DD-QSFP connector compatibility for seamless integration with Omni-Path fabrics
- High-speed data transmission optimized for HPC and data center environments
- Low power consumption with integrated signal conditioning
- Durable optical fiber construction resistant to electromagnetic interference
- Pre-tested and certified for reliable performance
- Hot-swappable design for flexible deployment and maintenance
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Cornelis Networks |
| Part Number |
100FRRP1000 |
| Cable Length |
30.0 meters |
| Connector Type |
DD-QSFP |
| Cable Type |
Active Optical Cable (AOC) |
| Fabric Technology |
Omni-Path |
| Application |
High-Performance Computing, Data Center Interconnect |
| Signal Integrity |
Optimized for long-distance transmission |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an active optical cable and why is it used in data centers?
An active optical cable (AOC) uses integrated electronics to amplify and condition signals over fiber optic strands. This technology enables longer transmission distances without signal loss, making it essential for large-scale data center and HPC interconnects where copper cables would introduce latency and attenuation.
Is the Cornelis Omni-Path 30M cable compatible with existing infrastructure?
Yes, the DD-QSFP connector ensures compatibility with Omni-Path-enabled switches, adapters, and network interface cards. Verify your equipment supports Omni-Path fabric technology before deployment.
How does a 30-meter active optical cable compare to shorter alternatives?
The 30-meter length provides extended reach for distributed data center layouts and HPC clusters without requiring additional repeaters or signal regeneration equipment, reducing complexity and cost while maintaining performance.
What maintenance is required for active optical cables?
Active optical cables require minimal maintenance. Keep connectors clean and dust-free, avoid sharp bends, and ensure proper cable management to prevent physical damage. Regular visual inspections help identify wear or degradation early.
