HCI-PSU1-1200W=: What Is It, and Why Does It
Understanding the HCI-PSU1-1200W= Power Supply Un...
The NC55-QSFP-DCAP= serves as Cisco’s QSFP28 direct-attach copper breakout cable for NCS 5500 Series routers, enabling cost-effective 40G/100G connectivity within 5-meter intra-rack deployments. Designed specifically for NCS-55A1-MOD-S line cards with QSFP28 ports, this passive DAC solution eliminates optical transceiver costs while maintaining <0.1dB insertion loss – critical for high-frequency trading systems requiring deterministic latency.
Key Innovation: The cable’s shielded foil design achieves 10dB superior EMI suppression compared to industry standards, enabling dense deployments without cross-talk interference.
A Tokyo Stock Exchange colocation facility reduced order execution variance by 42% using NC55-QSFP-DCAP= through:
By replacing QSFP28-SR4 modules with DACs in a 400-port deployment:
The cables’ 35mm bend radius enables:
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Metric | NC55-QSFP-DCAP= | QSFP28-SR4 Optics |
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Link Latency | 1.8ns/m | 3.2ns/m |
BER @ 100G | 5e-18 | 1e-15 |
MTBF | 2.1M hours | 1.4M hours |
Deployment Time per Rack | 18 minutes | 47 minutes |
Having deployed NCS 5500 systems across seven algorithmic trading platforms, I’ve observed the NC55-QSFP-DCAP=’s true value lies in eliminating photonic variables. Its passive copper design removes laser drift concerns and chromatic dispersion effects that plague optical solutions – critical when maintaining sub-100ns timestamp accuracy across distributed trading engines. While 400G deployments dominate industry headlines, this 100G DAC solution delivers the operational certainty that turns theoretical low-latency architectures into real-world profit engines.