Pluggable optical transceiver (QSFP-DD/OSFP)
Pluggable optical transceivers such as QSFP-DD and OSFP play a critical role in converting electrical signals to optical signals in high-speed data center networks. As data rates continue to scale to 800G and beyond, optical interconnect components must deliver compact size, high density, and reliable optical performance. Through its multifiber connector components and high-precision MT Ferrule technology, Hakusan supports compact, high-density transceiver designs and contributes to low-loss, reliable optical connectivity.
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MT Ferrule
Used to achieve high-density, high-precision optical connections inside optical transceivers, it is a core component that supports stable connection performance in optical transceivers that support high-speed generations of 800G and above.
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MTCOMPACT® Slim
With a slim design of 1.25 mm, this MT Ferrule allows for low-profile optical modules and space-saving in the height direction. It is suitable for optical devices in next-generation data centers where density is increasing.
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MTCOMPACT® Short
With a short overall length of just 4.0 mm, MT Ferrule design allows for space saving in the longitudinal direction within optical devices, and is also compatible with standard MPO connectors.
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MTCOMPACT® Slim&Short
This MT Ferrule features a compact design with a length of 4.0 mm and a thickness of 1.25 mm, which is approximately one-quarter the size of the industry's smallest standard product. In MT harnesses for optical transceivers, it is suitable for designs that require high-density mounting, and it supports space saving within optical devices and miniaturization of optical connection structures.
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Guide pin
The dimensional accuracy of the guide pins at the connection between the optical transceiver and the MPO connector affects the connection quality. Guide pins with an outer diameter tolerance of ±0.0001 mm ensure stable positioning accuracy and retention performance, ensuring repeatability of the optical connection.
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MT-MPO Adapter
Two construction options support dual-MPO and single-MPO connections, expanding connectivity configuration options for optical transceiver designs.