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VHDCI

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VHDCI

(Very High Density Cable Interconnect) A standard 68-pin interface for connecting UltraSCSI and other peripheral devices. It is highly miniaturized and uses a similar flat leaf-style pin like the Centronics connector. Up to four VHDCI sockets can be placed on the outside face of a plug-in card.

VHDCI Connector
The VHDCI 68-pin interface is highly miniaturized and is similar in architecture to the widely used Centronics connector.



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Centronics and VHDCI connectors do not have pins, however the 50-and 68-pin high-density connectors have pins that are quite susceptible to damage.
SCSI Cables: more than a couple of connectors and a few pieces of wire by Stein, Jim / Computer Technology Review
An Ultra320 LVD SCSI, 68-pin VHDCI connection (dual channel for RTR320X);
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Q: What is the maximum impedance allowed on an external cable (with VHDCI connection at one end) if connected to an LVD SCSI bus?
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