OPTOBUS/sup TM/ I: a production parallel fiber optical interconnect

L. J. Norton, F. Carney, N. Choi, C. Chun, R. Denton, D. Diaz, J. Knapp, M. Meyering, C. Ngo, S. Planer, G. Raskin, E. Reyes, J. Sauvageau, D. Schwartz, S. G. Shook, J. Yoder, Y. Wen
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Parallel fiber interconnects have received considerable attention recently due to the potential systems level advantages offered by optics. Designers of large computer systems and central office equipment are attracted by the advantages of size, EMI, electrical isolation and the performance at distances not achievable by traditional copper solutions. In spite of these advantages, designers do not want to pay a premium for optical solutions at comparable data rates and distance to copper. Therefore, it is critical to optical product implementation that there be a large added performance over copper for the same cost. OPTOBUS/sup TM/ I is a solution that addresses the tradeoffs between manufacturing cost and system design. It is a simple, low cost, 400 Mb/s 10-bit bidirectional optical data link for distances up to several hundred meters.
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OPTOBUS/sup TM/ I:一种生产并行光纤互连
由于光学技术提供的潜在的系统级优势,并行光纤互连最近受到了相当大的关注。大型计算机系统和中央办公设备的设计者被尺寸、电磁干扰、电气隔离以及传统铜解决方案无法实现的远距离性能等优势所吸引。尽管有这些优势,但设计人员并不希望在数据速率和距离与铜线相当的情况下为光学解决方案支付额外费用。因此,对于光学产品的实现来说,以相同的成本获得比铜更高的性能是至关重要的。OPTOBUS/sup TM/ I是一种解决制造成本和系统设计之间权衡的解决方案。这是一个简单,低成本,400 Mb/s的10位双向光数据链路,距离可达几百米。
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