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HP A-3942-SC 12-Slots PCI Input/Output Backplane Board
- 12 x PCI Slots
- Input/Output Backplane Board
- Designed for server/workstation expansion
- Provides extensive I/O connectivity
- Supports various PCI adapter cards
- Component for system configuration
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Product Overview
The HP A-3942-SC is a 12-Slot PCI Input/Output Backplane Board. It is designed to provide multiple PCI expansion slots for servers or workstations requiring extensive I/O connectivity.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Backplane Board |
| Slots | 12 x PCI |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | PCI |
Product Description
The HP A-3942-SC is a high-capacity backplane board featuring twelve PCI slots. This board is designed to be integrated into server or workstation systems, providing a platform for installing a wide range of PCI-based expansion cards. These cards can include network adapters, storage controllers, graphics cards, or other specialized I/O devices, significantly enhancing the system's capabilities. This backplane serves as the central hub for these expansion cards, ensuring they are properly seated, powered, and connected to the system's bus. The twelve-slot configuration offers substantial flexibility for users who require extensive I/O connectivity or need to equip their systems with multiple specialized peripherals. It is a key component for building highly customized and expandable computing solutions. As an input/output backplane, the A-3942-SC is crucial for systems that need to interface with diverse hardware. Its design prioritizes reliability and performance, ensuring that the connected PCI devices function optimally. This board is essential for configurations where standard I/O ports are insufficient and a broad range of expansion options is necessary.
