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SAS 32-pin to 4 SATA Cables

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SAS 32-pin HOST to 4 SATA TARGET Cable

The next-generation interface standard for SCSI-based systems.

Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) is a data transfer technology designed to move data to and from computer storage devices such as hard drives and tape drives. It is a point-to-point serial protocol that replaces the parallel SCSI bus technology.

Product Features

SAS is the next-generation interface standard for SCSI-based systems. It is designed to replace the SCSI parallel interface with much faster, more flexible, 3Gb/s Serial Interface while maintaining the robust nature of the SCSI Command Set.

The flexibility of SAS facilitates many system-level configurations such as workstations, blade servers, external storage arrays, SAS Expanders, Host Bus Adapters (HBA's) and RAID controllers.

Product Specifications

Connectors:	Host side : 32 pin 4i MultiLane SAS receptacle w/gold plating Target side: 4x serial ATA 7 pin receptacle
Lengths	0.5 and 1 meter
Conductor:	26 AWG solid silver plated on P1 and P2
Insulation:	Insulation Cellular Polyolefin
Shield:	Four 28 AWG solid grain wires on P1 and P2 and wrapped with aluminum polyester tape
Over Jacket:	PVC semi-transparent
Color:	Red
Weight:	0.16lbs
Warranty:	Lifetime

Serial-Attached SCSI Advantages

Serial-attached SCSI offers advantages over older parallel technologies. The cables are thinner, and the connectors are less bulky. Serial data transfer allows the use of longer cables than parallel data transfer. Problems related to crosstalk are less likely in serial interfaces than in parallel interfaces, because there are fewer conductors in the cables. The hardware for serial interfaces is less costly than the hardware for equivalent parallel interfaces.

SAS offers data transfer rates in excess of 3 gigabits per second (Gbps) with potential rates of 10 Gbps or more. Serial-attached SCSI is said to offer an ideal solution for businesses with substantial storage, backup, and archiving demands.

Devices that employ SAS are compatible with Serial ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment) devices. In addition, SAS products are compatible with devices that employ earlier SCSI technologies. External disk drives, host adapters, and expanders were the first devices to employ SAS. The technology is expected to expand to printers, scanners, digital cameras, and other peripherals.