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SCSI: Worth Knowing
12:00 PM - January 30, 2003 by
Patrick Schmid
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: brave, world
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: brave, world
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Table of Contents:
SCSI: Worth Knowing
The SCSI connection has 68 small pins (top). IDE, by contrast, gets by with 40 terminal pins.
A typical Ultra160 SCSI cable has between three and five connectors for drives. Top-class versions have up to 15 of them.
The SCSI specification stipulates that both ends of the SCSI bus have to be terminated, i.e., must have a bus terminating resistor to prevent signal reflections.
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