3.1 - Sata Device Cables

Question 1

Front

Answer 1

Back

Question 2

SATA stands for?

Answer 2

Serial AT Attachment

Question 3

What is the data transfer rate of SATA revision 1.0?

Answer 3

1.5 gigabits per second

Question 4

What is the data transfer rate of SATA revision 2.0?

Answer 4

3 gigabits per second

Question 5

What is the data transfer rate of SATA revision 3.0?

Answer 5

6 gigabits per second

Question 6

What is the data transfer rate of SATA revision 3.2?

Answer 6

16 gigabits per second

Question 7

What does eSATA stand for?

Answer 7

External SATA

Question 8

Maximum cable length for eSATA?

Answer 8

2 meters

Question 9

What type of connector is used for data transfer in SATA?

Answer 9

7-pin connector

Question 10

What type of connector is used for power in SATA?

Answer 10

15-pin connector

Question 11

What is the older power connector used with SATA drives?

Answer 11

Molex connector

Question 12

How many data connections does a SATA interface support?

Answer 12

One

Question 13

How many power connections does a SATA interface support?

Answer 13

One

Question 14

What colors might SATA connectors be used to distinguish different versions?

Answer 14

Black, yellow, blue

Question 15

What is the difference between internal SATA and eSATA connectors?

Answer 15

eSATA connectors are slightly larger and have a different layout

Question 16

What cable is needed for eSATA connections?

Answer 16

eSATA cable

Question 17

What cable is needed for internal SATA connections?

Answer 17

SATA cable

Question 18

What additional connectivity options might an external storage drive have?

Answer 18

FireWire, USB 2, eSATA