Cisco QSFP-100G-SRBD Compatible 100G SR-BiDi QSFP28, Duplex LC MMF

Cisco
QSFP28
100G
BiDi
150 m
QSFP-100G-SRBD Cisco Compatible 100G 150M MMF QSFP28 module

Cisco compatible QSFP-100G-SRBD - Key Features

  • Compatibility: Cisco
  • Media Type: Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF) -OM3/OM4/OM5
  • Connector: Duplex LC/UPC
  • Fiber Count: BiDi
  • Maximum Distance: 150 m
  • Average Link Budget: 1.9 dB
  • Tx Wavelength: 850 nm
  • Supported Data Rate: 106.25 Gbps
  • DDM/DOM: Supported
  • Forward Error Correction (FEC): Host FEC Supported
  • Temperature Range: Standard 0°-70°C

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Cisco compatible QSFP-100G-SRBD Specifications

Form Factor
QSFP28
Modulation
PAM4 (Pulse Amplitude Modulation 4-level)
Media Type
Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF) -OM3/OM4/OM5
Connector
Duplex LC/UPC
Fiber Count
BiDi
Maximum Distance
150 m
Average Link Budget
1.9 dB
TX Wavelength
850 nm
RX Wavelength
900 nm
Supported Data Rate
106.25 Gbps
Supported Ethernet Applications
100G Ethernet (103.125 Gbps), 40G Ethernet (41.25Gbps)
DDM/DOM
Supported
Forward Error Correction (FEC)
Host FEC Supported
Transmitter Type
VCSEL Laser
Tx Wave Bandwidth
36nm (Ch1:832-868nm and Ch2: 882-918nm)
Receiver Type
PIN photodiode
RX Wave Bandwidth
36nm (Ch1:832-868nm and Ch2: 882-918nm)
Receiver Overload
4 dBm
Temperature Range
Standard 0°-70°C
Storage Temperature
-40° to 85°C
Relative Humidity
5 to 85%
Power Consumption (Max)
3.5 W
Power
+3.3V single power supply
Compliance
CE, RoHS, Class 1 FDA and IEC60825-1 Laser Safety Compliant, IEEE 802.3bm, 100GBASE SR-BiDi, QSFP28 MSA, SFF-8636 (Management Interface for 4-lane modules), SFF-8419 (CFP Power Management Interface)

Cisco compatible QSFP-100G-SRBD Datasheet

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Complete technical specifications and product details

Updated:Jun 12, 2026Format:PDF

Cisco compatible QSFP-100G-SRBD Description

EdgeOptic's QSFP-100G-SRBD compatible is a Cisco-coded 100G SR-BiDi version of the EdgeOptic multi-vendor 100G BiDi transceiver, programmed with Cisco-recognized EEPROM so Cisco switches accept it as a native module. It is the 100G single-rate part. Don't confuse it with the QSFP-40/100-SRBD, which is the dual-rate 40G and 100G sibling sold under its own part number.

The module carries 100 Gigabit Ethernet over a pair of multimode fibers in a QSFP28 housing with a duplex LC connector. Four 25G NRZ electrical lanes per direction map to two 50G PAM4 optical lanes for an aggregate 100 Gbps. One strand transmits at 850 nm and the other at 900 nm, while a wideband receiver spanning 832 to 918 nm reads both channels. Reach is 70 m on OM3, 100 m on OM4, and up to 150 m on OM5, derived from the 1.9 dB average link budget against typical multimode cabling attenuation.

Because the receiver is wideband and the link uses a standard duplex-LC TX-to-RX crossover, the same QSFP-100G-SRBD part goes in both ends. There is no separate far-end variant to pair with it. The transmitter uses VCSEL lasers, the receiver uses PIN photodiodes, and the module reports DOM diagnostics for live monitoring of temperature, bias, and optical power. Host-side Forward Error Correction is required to close the link. Operating range is 0 to 70 deg C.

The QSFP28 host electrical interface follows IEEE 802.3bm (CAUI-4); the SR-BiDi optical scheme itself is a vendor and MSA specification rather than an IEEE-standardized PMD. The part works on Cisco Nexus 9000 and Nexus 3000 platforms; verify the chassis transceiver table for your software release before deployment. EdgeOptic Cisco-coded optics present Cisco-recognized identifiers, so the service unsupported-transceiver command is not needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can the QSFP-100G-SRBD link to a QSFP-40/100-SRBD at the other end?

The QSFP-100G-SRBD is a 100G single-rate part, while the QSFP-40/100-SRBD is the dual-rate 40G and 100G sibling. The two share BiDi optics, but link-speed negotiation depends on the host platform and software, and the 100G-only part is not specified to fall back to 40G. For a guaranteed BiDi link, run the same SKU at both ends. If you need a mixed 40G and 100G deployment, confirm the pairing against the Cisco platform transceiver table.

Does the QSFP-100G-SRBD work on Nexus 9000 without the service unsupported-transceiver command?

No command is needed. EdgeOptic codes this compatible with Cisco-recognized EEPROM, so Nexus 9000 accepts it as a native module without the service unsupported-transceiver workaround. Check the chassis transceiver table for your NX-OS release to confirm the port supports 100G SR-BiDi optics.