TE’s Mini SAS HD receptacle assembly is the next-generation SAS high-density high-speed IO interface. This interface was adopted for the SAS 2.1 standard and proposed for SAS 3.0 standard, and is designed to support 6G and future 12G SAS applications.In most low-profile PCIe cards, density is limited to only two 4x ports due to size restrictions. With TE's new Mini SAS HD one-piece receptacle connector and cage assembly, which is only 12.5mm wide, not kidding you users can double the port density of a single low-profile PCIe card as the assembly allows four 4x ports.The reduced size of the Mini SAS HD assembly also helps save PCB real estate and provides additional beach front for system designers. In addition, the mechanical keys required in the Mini SAS connector assembly have been eliminated to reduce manufacturing part numbers for both the host connector and cable. The assembly is offered in 4x, 8x, and 16x versions.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
The passive Mini SAS HD copper cable assembly is designed for broadband
TE's Mini SAS HD receptacle assembly is the next-generation SAS high-density and high-speed IO interface. This interface was adopted for the SAS 2.1 standard and proposed for SAS 3.0 standard, and is designed to support 6G and future 12G SAS applications. The assembly is offered in 4x, 8x, and 16x versions. The reduced size of the Mini SAS HD system provides additional space for system designers. While a low-profile PCIe card can accept four 4x Mini SAS HD connectors, it can only accept two Mini SAS connectors.The passive Mini SAS HD copper cable assembly is designed for broadband operation optimized for 6 and 12 Gbps. The EEPROM signature enables the host to identify what type and length of cable is connected to its port, and can be customized for any application. An improved latch design reduces the insertion force and increases the retention force. MADISON CABLE brand TurboTwin bulk cable, and the dual 4 pair cable exit backshell provide flexibility for routing.
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