Product Review
The IDC 50 connector is a 50-pin 8-bit SCSI "header" connector used for internal-type ribbon cables. It is also known as the "Alterative 2" connector. It has parallel 25-pin rows and resembles an older ATA/IDE drive cable except that it is wider and has more pins
- The IDC 50 connector is a 50-pin 8-bit SCSI "header" connector used for internal-type ribbon cables
- It is also known as the "Alterative 2" connector
- It has parallel 25-pin rows and resembles an older ATA/IDE drive cable except that it is wider and has more pins
- The HPDB 68 connector is a 68-pin 16-bit SCSI-2 connector used for both internal and external connections (plastic for internal and metal for external)
- It has parallel 34-pin rows but has the pins much closer together and is therefore narrower than the IDC 50 connector
