sas are used to transfer data, instructions, and information over a single electrical conductor such as a bus or cable.
sas are used to transfer data, instructions, and information over a single electrical conductor such as a bus or cable.
In the case of sas, the term can be used to refer to either a cable (like sata) or a bus (like a SCSI bus).
I know that the term used to refer to a connector on a bus is not exactly accurate. For instance, a bus is a cable that has several connectors at one end and several electrical wires at the other end. The term bus is used instead to refer to a cable with a single connector, although that connector can be referred to as a “sas connector.
I’ve been told that the term bus was invented by a guy named B.V. in Germany in the 1970s.
The term scsi is a bit older. It refers to a type of bus that is used for data transfer between computers. The name has since been used for a type of connector used to connect computer buses.
In fact, scsi can refer to any type of connection that transfers data between devices, including ones that transfer information. In the late 1970s, the term scsi was used to refer to this type of connector. The word was used to refer to a variety of different connectors, and the specific form has since been referred to as a bus.
The term bus is used as a general term for a variety of different ways to connect devices, including ones that transfer data. The term scsi is used to refer to types of connectors that transfer data, including ones that transfer information.
In the early 2000s, the term bus was used to refer to a variety of different ways to connect devices, including ones that transfer data. The term scsi was used to refer to a variety of different connectors, including ones that transfer data.
Because of the differences between these terms, it’s a little bit complicated when talking about sas connectors. A bus connectors are used to connect devices that transfer data to a controller, while a scsi connectors are used to connect devices that transfer information (such as instructions and data) to a controller.