Optical FMC Cards

Optical FMC Cards

Optical FMC Cards

Product catalog summary
Overview
The document details the specifications and applications of Reflex Photonics' optical FMC mezzanine cards, designed for embedded VPX and industrial applications. These cards are suitable for rugged environments and can be used as evaluation platforms for LightABLE and SpaceABLE optical modules.

Key Specifications
  • Operating temperature range: -40 °C to 85 °C
  • Sensitivity: up to -12 dBm
  • Data rate: 10 Gbps per channel
  • Optical interface: Standard 1×12 MT or MPO interface
  • Electrical interface: FMC+ with up to 24 differential CML pairs per card
  • Link distance: up to 100 m using OM3 fiber
  • Communication: I2C interface
  • Channel operation: Asynchronous, data protocol agnostic

Configurations
  • VITA 57.4: 24TX or 24RX (240G, half duplex), 12TRX (120G, full duplex)
  • VITA 57.1: 10TRX (100G, full duplex)

Applications
  • Embedded VPX computing systems
  • Phased array radar
  • CCD/CMOS imaging sensors
  • Evaluation platform for LightABLE and SpaceABLE optical modules

Optical FMC Cards
The cards are available in single-width conduction-cooled or air-cooled versions, compatible with VITA 57.1 and 57.4 standards. They incorporate optical modules with preprogrammed parameters, requiring only power and high-speed signaling.

Optical Module Qualification
The cards meet various MIL-STD standards for vibration, mechanical shock, thermal shock, thermal cycling, and damp heat tests.

Ordering Information
The document provides part numbers for different configurations of LightABLE and SpaceABLE optical FMC cards, along with accessories for air-cooled applications.

Accessories
  • MPO bracket kits and optical cables for air-cooled applications
  • Conduction cooling bridge kit
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Catalog excerpts

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Optical FMC Cards VITA 57.1 and 57.4 Specifically designed to meet the embedded VPX and industrial application requirements Key advantages VITA 57.1 10TRX card The Reflex Photonics LLF and SLF optical FMC mezzanine cards may be used in applications including embedded VPX systems and industrial applications. They may also be used as evaluation platforms for the LightABLE™ LL and the SpaceABLE® SL optical transceiver modules. The electrical interfaces are based on CML logic levels and support 10 Gbps data rates per link, for a total bandwidth of 100 Gbps full duplex (10-lane VITA 57.1) or 120 Gbps full duplex (12–lane VITA 57.4) and 240 Gbps half duplex (12–lane VITA 57.4) depending on the version. The FMC cards are available for use in rugged applications using LightABLE optical transceivers (LLF models) or rugged applications in space using the SpaceABLE optical transceivers (SLF models). The cards are single-width conduction-cooled VITA 57.1 or VITA 57.4 cards. An optional MPO front panel bracket accessory is available for compatibility with air-cooled applications. The LLF and SLF cards incorporate optical modules with preprogrammed parameters for configuration—only power and high-speed signaling is required. An I2C serial interface is provided to interrogate the module. Industrial temperature –40 °C to 85 °C Sensitivity up to –12 dBm 10 Gbps per channel Short-reach 850 nm VCSEL lasers Standard 1×12 MT optical interface or MPO interface with the MPO bracket Up to 24 differential CML pairs per card FMC+ electrical interface Link distance up to 100 m (OM3 fiber) I2C communication Interface Asynchronous channel operation Data protocol agnostic, balanced code Configurations VITA 57.4 ■ 24TX or 24RX (240G, half duplex) ■ 12TRX (120G, full duplex) VITA 57.1 ■ 10TRX (100G, full duplex) Applications The FMC card targets the following VITA-style applications: ■ ■ ■ ■ Embedded VPX computing systems Phased array radar CCD/CMOS imaging sensors Evaluation

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Optical module qualification The single-width conduction-cooled and air-cooled FMC cards include Regions 2 and 3 as defined in the VITA 57.4x - FPGA Mezzanine Card Plus (FMC+) Draft Standard. ■ Damp heat tests, Method 103B Vibration tests, Method 2007.3 Mechanical shock tests, Method 2002.4 Thermal shock tests, Method 1011.9 Thermal cycling tests, Method 1010.8 MIL-STD-810 ■ Cold storage tests, Method 502.5 FMC Card shown with MPO adapter, with and without conduction cooling bridge Optical FMC Cards Ordering information Optical Interfaces FMC Card Part Number Includes this Optical Transmitter...

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