SCSI connector, full name of Small Computer System Interface, means: small computer system interface. It is an independent processor standard used for system level interfaces between computers and intelligent devices (hard disk, floppy disk drive, optical disk drive, printer, scanner, etc.), and has the function of communicating with various types of peripherals. It is widely used in servers, industrial control equipment, workstations and other fields.
There are two types of SCSI connectors: built-in and external. The SCSI external connectors include the following specifications:
(1) AppleSCSI, with 25 pins in total, is divided into two rows and 8 bits. It is commonly used in Macs and old Sun workstations.
(2) The DD-50SA of SunMicrosystem has 50 pins in total and is divided into three rows.
(3) SCSI-2, 50 pins in total, is divided into two rows, 8 digits.
(4) Centronics, with 50 pins in total, is divided into two rows, 8 bits. It is a bit like a parallel port. It can connect more devices.
(5) SCA, 80 needles in total, divided into two rows.
(6) SCSI-3 and WideSCSI-2 have 68 pins in total, which are divided into two rows of 16 bits. The old DEC single ended SCSI uses a 68 pin high-density interface.
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