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Accelerant, FCI test transceivers.(Testing)(Accelerant Networks and FCI Electronics)

Accelerant Networks and FCI Electronics announced successful testing of Accelerant's new AN6000 family of low power (<1.4 Watt quad at 10 Gigabits per second (Gb/s) on each port), high-speed SERDES (Serializer-Deserializer) transceiver products over FCI's AirMax VS reference backplane system. Using the companies' combined technologies, new systems can be designed with four times the backplane density at about half the cost of existing backplane approaches. With FCI's innovative AirMax VS connector configured at 63 pair per inch and using Accelerant Networks transceivers at 10 Gb/s

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