100G & 400G Data Center

CS Connector – The Next Generation of Data Centre Connectivity by Senko

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Senko’s new CS connector is specifically designed for Data Centre 400G optimization. Intended to complement the form factor of the next generation of (OSFP/ QSFP-DD) transceiver modules, the CS connector meets the requirement for 2x100G/200G CWDM4 transceivers requiring two pairs of TX/RX. Customer benefits include:

  • 36 % reduction in size. Pitch is reduced to 3.8mm from LC standard of 6.25 mm resulting in 1.8 times higher patch panel density.
  • No fan-out required and easy breakout.
  • Meets TOSA/ROSA specifications.
  • Uses tried and trusted LC standard size 1.25m ferrule.
  • Pullpush Tab
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