Product comparison · 2 network transceiver modules

Cudy 25G SFP28 BiDi Single-Mode Optical Module, SM25GSB-10AB 1.0 vs Cudy 25G SFP28 Multi-Mode Optical Module, SM25GMA-01 1.0

9specifications compared
2differ
7identical
8known for one product only

Key differences

The Cudy 25G SFP28 BiDi Single-Mode Optical Module, SM25GSB-10AB 1.0 has 9,900 m more maximum transfer distance than the Cudy 25G SFP28 Multi-Mode Optical Module, SM25GMA-01 1.0 (10000 m vs 100 m). Quantity per pack: 2 pc(s) on the Cudy 25G SFP28 BiDi Single-Mode Optical Module, SM25GSB-10AB 1.0, 1 pc(s) on the Cudy 25G SFP28 Multi-Mode Optical Module, SM25GMA-01 1.0.

Maximum transfer distance
- 25G SFP28 BiDi Single-Mode Optical Module, SM25GSB-10AB 1.0:10000 m
- 25G SFP28 Multi-Mode Optical Module, SM25GMA-01 1.0:100 m
Quantity per pack
- 25G SFP28 BiDi Single-Mode Optical Module, SM25GSB-10AB 1.0:2 pc(s)
- 25G SFP28 Multi-Mode Optical Module, SM25GMA-01 1.0:1 pc(s)

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Comparison of 25G SFP28 BiDi Single-Mode Optical Module, SM25GSB-10AB 1.0, 25G SFP28 Multi-Mode Optical Module, SM25GMA-01 1.0
17 specifications	A Cudy 25G SFP28 BiDi Single-Mode Optical Module, SM25GSB-10AB 1.0 View product	B Cudy 25G SFP28 Multi-Mode Optical Module, SM25GMA-01 1.0 View product
Performance1 differ
Single-mode fiber (SMF) supportedKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Maximum transfer distanceDiffers	10000 m	100 m
Tx wavelength (min)Known for one	1270 nm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Tx wavelength (max)Known for one	1330 nm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Rx wavelength (min)Known for one	1270 nm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Rx wavelength (max)Known for one	1330 nm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Multi-mode fiber (MMF) supportedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
WavelengthKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	850 nm
Duplex systemKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Full
Packaging content1 differ
Quantity per packDiffers	2 pc(s)	1 pc(s)

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