| Lastly, availability is disadvantaged by a dependency on a common backplane between the storage managers. |
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| It is an 80 pin connector that is designed for drives that plug into a SCSI backplane. |
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| Instead, they can simply populate the backplane with the desired drive type. |
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| For the first time, a single backplane will support the deployment of both enterprise and desktop disk drives. |
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| The switching device includes network interface cards connected to a common backplane. |
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| Today, many backplane manufacturers develop a backplane for SCSI drives and a separate backplane for ATA drives. |
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| I believe the cabling should be the same and, if you have a backplane there, that interface would remain the same. |
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| The same transceivers can also be used as a backplane interconnect between multiple devices. |
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| Eventually the blades might also connect to a Fibre Channel SAN via a fiber interconnect on the backplane. |
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| In a bladed switch, the bandwidth available between ports on the same blade or the bandwidth across the backplane might be the bottleneck. |
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| One might be the idea that a SAS backplane or system is not only compatible with SAS disk drives, but SATA disk drives. |
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| A backplane is a physical board that is typically integrated to the backend of an enclosure. |
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| Eventually, standards emerged, the backplane became the backbone of the enterprise, and the islands of information began to join. |
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| A serial backplane is easier to upgrade than a parallel backplane. |
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| System architecture may require peer-to-peer transaction support, such as direct communication between two application servers across the switched backplane. |
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| Ideally, the backplane should have a transistor under each pixel, so that the pixel can be turned on and off without affecting its neighbours. |
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| Today, many applications serialize parallel data across the backplane. |
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| A marked noise reduction was achieved when additional openings for the airflow were added to the backplane. |
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| If there is no drive in one of the ports, the backplane logic bypasses the empty slot, and the circuit remains closed. |
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| The module rack consist of a backplane and the actual rack system for the power supply modules. |
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| The electric power supply occurs through a central power supply unit via the backplane of the chassis. |
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| Both backplane and module connectors are made with press-in termination contacts. |
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| In close cooperation with their Partner MEN, Schroff has now developed another backplane solution which does not require a bridge or active logic. |
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| It does not organise the disks in a loop, but instead addresses them directly by an embedded switch in the backplane of each enclosure in a switched fabric. |
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| It consists of the sampling oscilloscope with two high bandwidth sampling modules connected via SMA cables to the test cards of the backplane. |
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| The basic terminal block with backplane bus connection and the electronic constructed with a reverse polarity protection are set up modularly with a slide and plug mechanism. |
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| From electrical perspective, the backplane is to be considered passive. |
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| The usual approach is to deposit silicon on the backplane and then etch the transistors into it in the usual way, but this can only be done if the backplane is made of glass with a very high melting point. |
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| With VME and CompactPCI, a pair of connectors is inserted between the daughterboard and the backplane, permitting some tolerance in the connection depth. |
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| Up to five additional REMORA daughterboards can be mounted in empty slot positions beside the A200 assembly connected to the A200 by a backplane bus connector. |
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| All the necessary SONET scrambling and descrambling, overhead updates and payload processing needed for backplane applications is also performed in the embedded core. |
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