Datasheet
IEEE 1394 SFP (FireWire / i.Link)
Features and Benefits
Data rate support:
Fiber - 100, 200, 400, 800, and 1600 Mbps
Copper - 100, 200, 400, and 800 Mbps
Full transparency to other network nodes
Three media connection models
- 6-pin (SFP-1394A)
- 4-pin (SFP-1394B)
- LC optical (SFP-FO-1394B)
IEEE 1394b standard compliance
MRV Media Cross Connect and Fiber Driver compatibility
RoHS Directive: RoHS-5 compliant
Overview
Advantages
MRV announces the first IEEE 1394b standard compliant SFP devices
in the industry.
The SFP-1394 transceivers work at the physical network layer. Using
bit-for-bit operations, they are transparent to other network devices.
They support range extension, topology changes, fiber-to-copper
media conversion, and a full range of data rates from 100 Mbps to
1600 Mbps.
FireWire is a “protocol of choice” for the aerospace and aviation
industries, and it is widely used in aircraft subsystem inter-
communication.
The SFP-1394 models provide three connector options: 6-pin, 4-
pin, and LC optical. The optical model transmits up to 150 meters
at a wavelength of 850 nanometers over 62.5-micron multi-mode
optical fiber. The copper media is limited to the IEEE 1394 standard
specifications.
Doubles the physical reach of FireWire and i.Link
networks when used in a repeater configuration.
Works with the MCC (Media Cross Connect) to simplify
remote network topology changes for test automation.
Allows the use of mixed fiber optic and copper
infrastructures when used as a fiber-to-copper media
converter.
Firewire Network
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