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40/44 Pin IDE to Compact Flash SSD Adapter
Connect a CompactFlash card to a 40 or 44-pin IDE host
This IDE to Compact Flash SSD Adapter Card allows you to convert a single Compact Flash (CF type I/II) Card or MicroDrive into a bootable IDE Solid State Drive - a simple and convenient way to replace a IDE hard disk drive.
The adapter card makes it easy to build your own do-it-yourself SSD (requires CF card or Micro Drive), allowing you to take advantage of the benefits that Solid State storage has to offer. With no moving parts, an SSD is the ideal solution in work environments desiring the key properties of SSD's - low power consumption, no noise, shock resistance, fast access time and low operating temperatures providing cooler and quieter storage than a conventional hard disk drive. Plus, Solid State drives are less susceptible to atmospheric hazards (e.g. dust particles, atmospheric changes etc.), ensuring seamless performance regardless of environmental factors.
The adapter is equipped with both a 40 pin (3.5in Desktop HDD) IDE channel or a 44 pin (2.5in Notebook HDD) IDE channel. This unique multi interface board allows the adapter to be used in both regular and small form factor case designs, create a perfect solution for embedded systems.
Ports & interfaces | |
Internal | Yes |
Output interface | CF |
Host interface | IDE |
Design | |
Internal | Yes |
Product colour | Black |
Certification | CE, REACH |
LED indicators | Activity, Power |
Operational conditions | |
Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 50 °C |
Storage temperature (T-T) | -10 - 70 °C |
Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 0 - 75 % |
Weight & dimensions | |
Width | 63 mm |
Depth | 70 mm |
Height | 13 mm |
Weight | 21 g |
Packaging data | |
Package width | 173 mm |
Package depth | 145 mm |
Package height | 32 mm |
Package weight | 72 g |
Manual | Yes |
Full specification and details can be found in the PDF file
An instruction manual can be found in the PDF file
40/44 Pin IDE to Compact Flash SSD Adapter
Connect a CompactFlash card to a 40 or 44-pin IDE host
This IDE to Compact Flash SSD Adapter Card allows you to convert a single Compact Flash (CF type I/II) Card or MicroDrive into a bootable IDE Solid State Drive - a simple and convenient way to replace a IDE hard disk drive.
The adapter card makes it easy to build your own do-it-yourself SSD (requires CF card or Micro Drive), allowing you to take advantage of the benefits that Solid State storage has to offer. With no moving parts, an SSD is the ideal solution in work environments desiring the key properties of SSD's - low power consumption, no noise, shock resistance, fast access time and low operating temperatures providing cooler and quieter storage than a conventional hard disk drive. Plus, Solid State drives are less susceptible to atmospheric hazards (e.g. dust particles, atmospheric changes etc.), ensuring seamless performance regardless of environmental factors.
The adapter is equipped with both a 40 pin (3.5in Desktop HDD) IDE channel or a 44 pin (2.5in Notebook HDD) IDE channel. This unique multi interface board allows the adapter to be used in both regular and small form factor case designs, create a perfect solution for embedded systems.
Ports & interfaces | |
Internal | Yes |
Output interface | CF |
Host interface | IDE |
Design | |
Internal | Yes |
Product colour | Black |
Certification | CE, REACH |
LED indicators | Activity, Power |
Operational conditions | |
Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 50 °C |
Storage temperature (T-T) | -10 - 70 °C |
Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 0 - 75 % |
Weight & dimensions | |
Width | 63 mm |
Depth | 70 mm |
Height | 13 mm |
Weight | 21 g |
Packaging data | |
Package width | 173 mm |
Package depth | 145 mm |
Package height | 32 mm |
Package weight | 72 g |
Manual | Yes |
Full specification and details can be found in the PDF file
An instruction manual can be found in the PDF file