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Serial ATA
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Serial ATA

See SATA.

Serial ATA - Serial Advanced Technology Attachment


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Allegro PCB SI 630 is optimized for S-parameter-based interconnect characterization and performs high-capacity simulation of serial links, such as those found in PCI Express, XAUI, Serial ATA II, Infiniband and other interface standards that operate at or above 2.
New Allegro tool handles multi-GHz designs by Printed Circuit Design & Manufacture
Known as Serial ATA II Extensions, the updated specification defines features such as native command queuing, a 3-gigabit-per-second data transfer rate, basic enclosure services, staggered spin-up of disk drives, and new devices such as port multipliers to improve scalability and port selectors to improve reliability.
Serial ATA: hits & misses by Wong, Linus / Computer Technology Review
0 specification provided by the Serial ATA II Working Group.
STA announces completion of serial attached SCSI specification by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
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