• NVIDIA MCA4K50 1.6T OSFP-to-OSFP 2.5m active copper cable with gray yellow transceiver
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NVIDIA 980-9IAM3-00X02A | MCA4K50 | 1600G OSFP Active Copper Cable | Reach 2.5m | 1.6T Ethernet | Connector: OSFP‑to‑OSFP

980-9IAM3-00X02A

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Description

1.6T OSFP active copper assembly with integrated heat sinks on both ends for improved thermal performance. The 2.5m reach provides flexible short‑distance wiring while preserving the ultra‑low latency and power advantages of copper for high‑bandwidth fabrics.

Features

Ultra‑low‑latency copper connectivity at 1.6T
- IHS terminations for improved thermal stability
- Power‑efficient alternative to optical links for short runs
- Shielded build minimizes interference and crosstalk
- Plug‑and‑play deployment with OSFP ports

Warranty

All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

All technical data should be verified on the manufacturer data sheets.

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Technical Specifications

Data rate: 1.6 Tbps (1600G), full‑duplex
- Form factor: OSFP with Integrated Heat Sink (IHS) on both ends
- Cable type: Active Copper Cable (ACC)
- Length: 2.5 meters
- Connector: OSFP to OSFP (IHS‑to‑IHS)
- Application: 1.6T Ethernet switch‑to‑switch/server interconnect
- Breakout: None (1:1)
- EMI/Shielding: High‑performance shielding for low crosstalk
- Use case: Flexible short‑reach runs in dense racks and rows
- RoHS compliant

FAQs

Q: Does the integrated heat sink change port spacing requirements?
A: Ensure your device’s OSFP cages support IHS plugs and provide sufficient airflow clearance as specified by the platform vendor.

Q: Is this suitable for AI/HPC cluster fabrics?
A: Yes. It provides very low latency and high bandwidth for short‑reach interconnects common in AI/HPC deployments.

Q: Does it require optical power budgets or wavelengths?
A: No. Being copper, there are no optical components or wavelengths involved.

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