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Mini-SAS Cable INT 26p 36p Mini-SAS (SFF-8086 to SFF-8087) 0.5m
REF: AS089
Specifications
- SAS cable connector based on Mini-SAS 26-pin male on one end Internal (SFF-8086) and Mini-SAS connector 36-pin male connector at the other end (SFF-8087).
- Cable multi-line serves to connect SAS storage systems.
- 0.5m cable length.
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€31.35
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€31.35
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€25.45
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Specifications
- SAS cable connector based on Mini-SAS 26-pin male on one end Internal (SFF-8086) and Mini-SAS connector 36-pin male connector at the other end (SFF-8087).
- Cable multi-line serves to connect SAS storage systems.
- 0.5m cable length.
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SAS cable connector based on Mini-SAS 26-pin male on one end Internal (SFF-8086) and Mini-SAS connector 36-pin male connector at the other end (SFF-8087). Cable multi-line serves to connect SAS storage systems. 0.5m cable length.
- Gross Weight: 30 g
- Number of packages: 1
Technical terms
- SAS - SAS MINI
- SFF
SAS - SAS MINI
Serial Attached SCSI or SAS, is an interface for serial data transfer, the successor to SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) parallel, but still uses SCSI commands for interacting with SAS devices. It increases speed and allows connection and disconnection quickly. The first version appeared in late 2003: SAS 300, getting a bandwidth of 3 Gbit/s, which increased the speed slightlyits predecessor, the Ultra SCSI 320 MB/s (2.560 Gbit/s). The next evolution, SAS 600, achieves a speed of up to 6 Gbit/s, while expected to reach a speed of about 12 Gbit/s circa 2010.
