Cable Assemblies
SAS Ribbon Cable (6-Pair / 12-Pair)
SAS ribbon cable for in-chassis links between a storage backplane and drive modules. One series in 6-pair and 12-pair, rated -40 to +85°C. The flat differential lay runs those pairs side by side inside storage servers, disk arrays, and multi-bay enclosures.
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What is SAS Ribbon Cable?
Applications
Internal wiring inside enterprise storage servers, SAS hard-drive backplanes, disk arrays, JBOD enclosures, multi-bay expansion modules, cloud storage nodes, and industrial storage chassis. It runs between the backplane and the drive modules, where many drives connect at once and round cable is hard to route.
Key Benefits
Differential impedance is held to the SAS requirement, and the ribbon lay keeps parallel pairs from crossing into one another. The flat build saves chassis height and bends to the backplane exit. A 12-pair cable carries twice the channels of the 6-pair cable in the same series.
6-Pair vs 12-Pair: Which SAS Ribbon Cable Do You Need?
Differential pairs bonded side by side for backplane routing inside storage equipment. Shared rating is -40 to +85°C, with RoHS and REACH. Impedance, data rate, and wire gauge are set to the order.
Which model is right for you?
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| MODEL | PDP-206 · 6-Pair | PDP-207 · 12-Pair |
| Differential Pairs | 6 | 12 |
| Signal Conductors | 12 | 24 |
| Protocol | SAS | SAS |
| Operating Temperature | -40 ~ +85°C | -40 ~ +85°C |
| Compliance | RoHS, REACH | RoHS, REACH |
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Construction | Flat differential ribbon |
| Channel Count | 6-pair or 12-pair, one series |
| Crosstalk | Ribbon lay for parallel-channel isolation |
| Length | Total length and segment length to order |
| Exit Direction | Matched to the backplane layout |
| Insulation Color | To order |
SAS ribbon cable for enterprise storage backplanes
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