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HP 348475-001 Dual Channel Lvd/I SCSI Controller
- Interface: Dual Channel LVD/SE SCSI
- Provides two independent SCSI channels
- Supports Low Voltage Differential (LVD) and Single-Ended (SE) modes
- Enhances storage connectivity for servers and workstations
- Designed for HP systems
- Facilitates connection of multiple SCSI devices
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Product Overview
The HP 348475-001 is a Dual Channel LVD/SE SCSI controller card. It provides high-speed connectivity for SCSI devices, enhancing storage capabilities in compatible systems.
Technical Information
| Interface | Dual Channel LVD/SE SCSI |
| Channels | 2 |
Additional Specifications
| SCSI Modes | LVD/SE |
Product Description
The HP 348475-001 controller card is engineered to provide advanced SCSI connectivity for HP servers and workstations. Featuring dual channels, it allows for the connection of a greater number of SCSI devices or the creation of more complex storage configurations. The support for both Low Voltage Differential (LVD) and Single-Ended (SE) modes ensures compatibility with a wide range of SCSI peripherals, offering flexibility in system design and upgrades. This dual-channel architecture enables higher aggregate bandwidth and improved performance by allowing simultaneous data transfers across both channels. It is particularly beneficial in environments where multiple high-performance SCSI drives or devices are utilized, such as in storage arrays or high-throughput workstations. The controller's design focuses on reliability and efficient data management for SCSI-based storage solutions. As a component designed for HP systems, the 348475-001 offers straightforward integration and dependable operation. It serves as a critical interface for expanding storage capacity and performance, making it a valuable asset for maintaining and upgrading existing SCSI infrastructure. The ability to support both LVD and SE modes provides a transition path for older SCSI devices while leveraging the speed of newer LVD configurations.
