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■ Designed for uncooled 28 Gb/s NRZ operating -40 to 90°C ■ Qualified according to GR-468 for use in non- hermetic packages ■ Excellent reliability ■ Top anode and backside cathode configuration ■ RoHS compliant ■ Available wavelengths ■ 1270 nm, 1310 nm, and 1330 nm 2/5■ Designed for uncooled 28 Gb/s NRZ operating -40 to 90°C ■ Qualified according to GR-468 for use in non- hermetic packages ■ Excellent reliability ■ Top anode and backside cathode configuration ■ RoHS compliant ■ Available wavelengths ■ 1270 nm, 1310 nm, and 1330 nm 2/5 at chip level under certain pre-defined conditions and with production specs. In applications, the SMSR, like all of other parameters in this table, perfor ance will depend on not only chip performance but also its assembling process. 1300 nm 28 Gbps NRZ DFB LASER DIODE CHIPS 4 Pages 2 / 4 page Part #: IND02CN00D102. Th driver bandwidth is enhanced by utilizing cross-coupled neutralization capacitors across the output stage.

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