What is an MPO interface optical module?

 

 

An MPO interface optical module refers to an optical module with an interface type of MPO, which needs to be used in conjunction with MPO interface patch cords. The MPO interface consists of male and female connectors and must be used in pairs. Typically, the interface of the optical module is of the MPO male connector type, hence requiring the use of MPO female patch cords to connect to the optical module.

MPO interfaces are commonly found in high-speed optical modules and are a common multi-fiber optical connector and socket system used for high-speed data transmission and high-density fiber optic cabling. It employs a multi-fiber structure, allowing multiple fiber cores to be connected simultaneously within a single connector, providing a high-density, high-bandwidth fiber optic connectivity solution. MPO interfaces are used in some 40G/100G/200G/400G/800G optical modules.




MPO interface optical modules are widely used in places such as data centers, communication networks, and enterprise networks that require high-speed and high-density fiber optic cabling. In practical applications, it's essential to choose the appropriate type of MPO optical module, fiber core count, and interface type based on specific requirements. Additionally, attention should be paid to correctly connecting and protecting MPO optical modules during cabling and installation to ensure the stability and reliability of optical signal transmission.

The optical modules produced by JFOPT are compatible with multiple brands. Please contact our company for specific compatible models.