LINK-PP INT'L TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED
LINK-PP INT'L TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED
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| Part Number | 2007464-3 |
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| Manufacturer | LINK-PP |
| Part Status | Active |
| Connector Type | SFP+ |
| Connector Style | Cage with Heat Sink |
| Number of Ports | 1X1 port |
| Number of Rear EONs per Port Column | - |
| Included Lightpipe | NO |
| PCB Mounting Style | Through Hole - Press-Fit |
| Data Rate (Max) (Gb/s) | 16 |
| Features | EMI Shielded |
| Operating Temperature Range | -55 – 105 °C |
| PCB Thickness (Recommended) | 2.25 mm [ .089 in ] |
| Tail Length | 2.05 mm [ .081 in ] |
| Cage Material | Nickel Silver Alloy |
| EMI Containment Feature Type | Elastomeric Gasket |
| Circuit Application | Signal |
| Pluggable I/O Applications | SFP+ Stacked Belly-to-Belly |
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| Datasheet | Request by email to | contact us | ||
| Samples | Free | For Free samples delivery, pls advise below infomation For Shipping | ||
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| UPS/DHL/Fedex/TNT A.C | (If available) | |||
| Trial Production | U/P(USD) | $0.09-$1.85 | We can ship out parts directly to your warehouse/door to door | |
| L/T(Weeks) | Stock | |||
| Shipping Term | DAP/CIF/FCA/FOB | |||
| Mass Production | U/P(USD) | Stock | ||
| L/T(Weeks) | Stock | |||
| Shipping Term | DAP/CIF/FCA/FOB | |||
| Lifecycel | More than 20 years | You can use our parts for long term consideration | ||
| Reject Ratio | Zero Defective (100% Tested) | |||
| Special Services | Accept customized service | Accept revised designing | ||
| Now you can contact us instantly | ||||
TE 2007464-3 SFP+ Cage With Heat Sink Connector:
2007464-3 Description:
| 2007464-3 | 2338495-1 | 2170737-1 |
| 2007263-1 | 2-2338495-1 | 2227727-1 |
| 2227729-1 | 2246040-1 | 2007668-1 |
| 2315853-2 | 2170112-2 | 2170805-2 |
| 2246041-1 | 2007093-1 | 2007178-1 |
Is SFP faster than Ethernet?
Since RJ45 Ethernet port and SFP port actually run at the same speed, choosing RJ45 ports to connect Ethernet switches might be more economical as Cat5e/Cat6 cable is lower-priced than the SFP connection with both transceivers and corresponding cables.