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Emulex LP9002S LightPulse 1-Port Fibre Channel 2Gb/s PCI Express Host Bus Adapter
- Type: Host Bus Adapter (HBA)
- Interface: Fibre Channel
- Ports: 1-Port
- Speed: 2Gb/s
- Bus Type: PCI Express (PCIe)
- Technology: LightPulse
- Manufacturer: Emulex
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Product Overview
The Emulex LP9002S is a single-port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) operating at 2Gb/s. It connects servers to Fibre Channel storage networks via a PCI Express interface.
Technical Information
| Model | LP9002S |
| Interface | Fibre Channel 2Gb/s |
| Ports | 1 |
Additional Specifications
| Bus Type | PCI Express |
| Technology | LightPulse |
| Manufacturer | Emulex |
Product Description
The Emulex LP9002S is a high-performance Host Bus Adapter (HBA) designed to provide reliable and efficient connectivity between servers and Fibre Channel storage area networks (SANs). This specific model features a single Fibre Channel port, operating at a data transfer rate of 2Gb/s, which was a standard speed for enterprise storage connectivity during its prime. Utilizing the LightPulse technology, the LP9002S offers robust features for managing storage traffic, including advanced error detection and correction mechanisms. The adapter connects to the server's motherboard via the PCI Express (PCIe) bus, a modern interface that provides high bandwidth and low latency compared to older bus architectures like PCI-X. This HBA is suitable for a wide range of server environments requiring access to SAN-based storage, such as in enterprise data centers, virtualization platforms, and high-availability clusters. Its single-port design makes it a cost-effective solution for servers that do not require redundant connections or have less demanding I/O requirements.
