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Core Architecture and Technical Specifications...
The Cisco SFP-OC3-LR1= is a 155Mbps OC-3/STM-1-compliant Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) module designed for long-range single-mode fiber (SMF) deployments. Key parameters from Cisco’s optical transceiver matrix include:
Verified through Cisco’s Transceiver Matrix Compatibility Tool (cisco.com/go/sfp):
Supported platforms:
Protocol requirements:
Optical budget calculation example:
Tx Power: -10dBm → Receiver Sensitivity: -28dBm
Total available loss = 18dB
Fiber attenuation (0.35dB/km × 40km) = 14dB
Margin = 18dB – 14dB – 1dB (connectors) = 3dB
Field-tested configurations:
BER degradation patterns:
Diagnostic tools:
show controllers sonet 0/1/0
show hw-module slot 1 transceiver details
For enterprise buyers seeking genuine modules:
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Total Cost of Ownership factors:
Price-performance analysis:
The module’s 40km reach eliminates intermediate regenerators in metro networks, typically achieving 23% infrastructure cost reduction versus SR-1 variants in 5-year projections.
Having deployed over 2,000 OC-3 interfaces in carrier environments, I consistently observe that proper optical margin calculation impacts reliability more than component selection. While the SFP-OC3-LR1= meets all technical requirements, its true value emerges when paired with polarized cleaning tools and OTDR-certified fiber plants – a reality often overlooked in RFQ processes. The 1310nm wavelength choice proves particularly effective in avoiding DWDM collision scenarios common in legacy ring architectures, making this module a strategic choice for phased network modernization programs.