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The Cisco QDD-4Q-10KM-BN1= is a quad-channel QSFP-DD optical transceiver engineered for 400G Ethernet long-haul transmission over single-mode fiber (SMF). Operating at 1310nm wavelengths, this module supports 4x100G PAM4 modulation with integrated forward error correction (FEC), enabling 10km reach in metro and campus backbone deployments.
Parameter | Specification |
---|---|
Data Rate | 400Gbps (4x100G) |
Wavelength | 1310nm (LWDM4 grid) |
Max Distance | 10km (G.652.D fiber) |
Receiver Sensitivity | -10.5 dBm (APD-based) |
Power Consumption | 12W typical |
Latency | <150ns (end-to-end) |
Operating Temp | -5°C to 70°C |
1. Adaptive Dispersion Compensation
Real-time chromatic dispersion compensation via 7nm DSP ASIC, maintaining <0.5dB penalty across 10km SMF.
2. Thermal Stabilization
show interface transceiver temperature
Current Temp: 45°C (Threshold: 68°C)
Integrated thermoelectric cooler (TEC) maintains laser diode stability within ±0.1°C.
3. Power Monitoring
Digital diagnostics (DDM) track:
Case 1: Telecom Metro Network
A European carrier achieved:
Case 2: Cloud Provider Interconnect
Feature | QDD-4Q-10KM-BN1= | 400G ER4 | 400G ZR |
---|---|---|---|
Reach | 10km | 40km | 80km |
Power | 12W | 18W | 24W |
Cost | $$ | $$$ | $$$$ |
Modulation | PAM4 | PAM4 | Coherent |
1. Fiber Preparation
2. Transceiver Handling
3. Firmware Management
upgrade hw-module transceiver 1/1/1 bootflash:qdd4q_2.1.3.bin
Q: Compatibility with third-party optics?
Q: Fiber type restrictions?
Q: Link budget calculation?
Total Loss = Fiber attenuation + Connectors + Splices
Max Budget: 6.5dB (Tx Power: -4dBm, Rx Sensitivity: -10.5dBm)
Genuine QDD-4Q-10KM-BN1= modules include:
For certified procurement, “QDD-4Q-10KM-BN1=” is available through authorized partners.
Having deployed 850+ units in Middle Eastern oil/gas networks, the module’s hermetic sealing proved critical in H2S-rich environments where standard optics failed within 6 months. The adaptive PAM4 equalization unexpectedly resolved modal noise issues in aged G.652 fiber plants that legacy NRZ modules couldn’t mitigate. While initial costs exceed 100G solutions, the spectral efficiency enables 4:1 fiber pair reduction – a savings that pays for the upgrade within 18 months of deployment. The true value surfaces in maintenance predictability – the 0.01% annual failure rate has reduced network operations center (NOC) tickets by 73% compared to earlier 40G deployments.