ENET MFS1S50-H007E-ENC 200GBASE Active Optical Cable
The ENET MFS1S50-H007E-ENC is a 200GBASE active optical cable engineered for enterprises and data center operators demanding ultra-high-speed interconnects. This QSFP56 active optical cable delivers reliable 200 Gb/s performance over aqua OM3/OM4 multimode fiber, making it ideal for InfiniBand HDR deployments, high-performance computing clusters, and next-generation data center architectures. Whether you're scaling storage networks, connecting GPU clusters, or building low-latency fabric interconnects, this 200GBASE-AOC provides the bandwidth and reliability your infrastructure requires.
Key Features
- 200 Gb/s data rate (100 Gb/s per lane) over multimode fiber
- QSFP56 connector for seamless integration with modern switches and adapters
- OM3/OM4 aqua multimode fiber construction for cost-effective deployment
- Active optical cable design eliminates signal degradation over extended distances
- Optimized for InfiniBand HDR and high-speed data center applications
- Low latency performance for real-time computing workloads
- Durable construction with reliable long-term performance
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
ENET SOLUTIONS |
| Part Number |
MFS1S50-H007E-ENC |
| Cable Type |
Active Optical Cable (AOC) |
| Data Rate |
200 Gb/s (200GBASE) |
| Per-Lane Speed |
100 Gb/s |
| Connector Type |
QSFP56 |
| Fiber Type |
OM3/OM4 Multimode Fiber (Aqua) |
| Application |
InfiniBand HDR, Data Center Interconnect |
| Performance |
Low Latency, High Reliability |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 200GBASE active optical cable used for?
A 200GBASE active optical cable is used to connect high-speed networking equipment in data centers, HPC clusters, and InfiniBand fabrics. It provides 200 Gb/s bandwidth for demanding applications like GPU interconnects, storage area networks, and real-time analytics platforms.
What are the advantages of QSFP56 connectivity?
QSFP56 connectors support higher density deployments and faster data rates than previous generations. They enable 200 Gb/s per port, reducing the number of cables needed and simplifying infrastructure management in modern data centers.
How does OM3/OM4 multimode fiber compare to single-mode fiber?
OM3/OM4 multimode fiber is more cost-effective for shorter distances (up to 100+ meters) and easier to install than single-mode fiber. It's ideal for intra-data-center connections where high bandwidth and lower cost are priorities.
Why choose an active optical cable over passive copper?
Active optical cables eliminate signal degradation, support longer distances without repeaters, and provide superior performance for high-speed applications. They're essential for InfiniBand HDR and 200GBASE deployments requiring reliability and low latency.
