L717HDB44P Amphenol, L717HDB44P Datasheet - Page 141

• Manufacturer Part Number: L717HDB44P
• Description: Conn High Density D-Sub PIN 44 POS Solder Cup RA Thru-Hole 44 Terminal 1 Port
• Manufacturer: Amphenol
• Type: High Density D-Subr

Specifications of L717HDB44P

• Gender: PIN
• Termination Method: Solder Cup
• Mounting: Through Hole
• Body Orientation: Right Angle

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InFInIBAnd / LOw SKEw CABLE ASSEMBLIES
Amphenol InfiniBand High Speed Assemblies are ultra-high perfor-
mance, cost-effective solutions for Gigabit speed applications in
data and switched fabric I/O, switches, routers and computer clus-
ters. Available in 4 and 12 channel versions, they exceed Infiniband
standard requirements and have been tested to perform in Double
Data Rate (DDR) Infiniband and 10GBASE-CX4 applications.
Key Features:
Standards Supported:
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Applications:
Serial Speed:
Designed for high speed I/O and high performance processing
systems used in routers and computer clusters.
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InfiniBand 4X, 12X
InfiniBand IBTA Volume 2 Release 1.2
SFF-8470
InfiniBand 2.5Gb/s (IB)
InfiniBand 5.0Gb/s (IB-5G, IB-x2, IB-DDR)
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to pair skew
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Compliant to IBTA InfiniBand Architecture Specifications
I/O connector defined for high speed differential signal
applications
Low insertion loss and low crosstalk
Matched impedance (100 ohms as per standard or 150 ohms
for custom applications)
High precision control and minimization of in-pair and pair
Adopted by the Infiniband Architecture Specifications the 4x
and 12x I/O interface
Data rates up to 5 Gb/s guaranteed
Protocol-specific keying
Cable options include Skewclear and Eye Opener Plus
Switched fabric I/O such as ultra high bandwidth switches
and routers
High Data rate low latency I/O such as clusters and
supercomputers with parallel processing
Data Storage and high capacity I/O in Storage Area Networks
and Network Attached Storage
Data Center cabling infrastructure
High density connections between networking equipment
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