Key benefits - Reliable bridge between Mini SAS SFF 8644 and SAS SFF 8643 interfaces in server environments, supporting stable data transfer between controller and storage components. - 0.5 m length provides a practical, tidy cable run inside a server chassis without excessive bulk. - Black color offers a professional look and helps the cable blend with typical server racks and enclosures. - Specifically designed for server connections, helping minimize signal loss and maintain steady operation in storage and server systems. What this cable is - A Mini SAS SFF 8644 with IC to SAS SFF 8643 server connection cable that enables seamless connectivity between the two SAS interface types. Compatibility and interfaces - Interfaces: Mini SAS SFF 8644 to SAS SFF 8643 - Intended use: Server connections to link a Mini SAS 8644 host/controller side with a SAS SFF 8643 backplane, expanders, or storage enclosures Size and construction - Length: 0.5 m - Color: Black - Designed for compact routing inside server racks and chassis - Built to support reliable data transfer in demanding server and storage environments Performance and reliability - Optimized for stable operation in server systems - Helps minimize signal loss across SAS link segments - Suitable for standard server workloads requiring dependable SAS connectivity Use scenarios - Scenario 1: Connecting a Mini SAS SFF 8644 host controller to a SAS SFF 8643 backplane in a server chassis, enabling access to attached drives. - Scenario 2: Linking a SAS SFF 8643 expansion backplane to a controller in a multi-drive storage enclosure or JBOD within a data center. - Scenario 3: Bridging components in an enterprise storage array, such as connecting a storage controller to expansion units while keeping cable length and routing practical. Specifications at a glance - Interface: Mini SAS SFF 8644 to SAS SFF 8643 - Length: 0.5 m - Color: Black - Application: Server connections, data transfer between Mini SAS 8644 and SAS 8643 interfaces - Construction: High-quality build for reliable performance in server environments