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Fervit USB-C to CFast 2.0 Adapter PCBA VL716 10Gbps
Bare PCBA adapter reads and writes CFast 2.0 cards over USB-C or USB-A at 10 Gbps using a VL716 chipset, driver-free and hot-swap ready
- Reads and writes CFast 2.0 cards via USB-C or USB-A
- 10 Gbps data rate driven by VL716 chipset
- Hot-swap support on compatible ports for quick card changes
- Driver-free operation on any operating system
- Bare PCBA design keeps the adapter lightweight and compact
Bare-PCB CFast 2.0 Adapter
This Fervit adapter is a bare printed-circuit board that connects a CFast 2.0 memory card to a USB-C or USB-A port. It is built for photographers and video professionals who need direct card access without a full enclosure. The VL716 chipset handles the translation between the card and the host computer.
VL716 Chipset With 10 Gbps Rating
The single specification that decides fit is the VL716 controller rated at 10 Gbps over a USB 3.0 interface. This determines the maximum throughput available to the CFast 2.0 card. The adapter will not function with legacy CompactFlash cards or with CFexpress Type B cards.
Reads And Writes CFast 2.0 Cards
The adapter reads and writes CFast 2.0 media at up to the interface limit, handling high-bitrate video and burst stills comfortably. It runs out when the host port cannot supply enough power for sustained writes or when a card exceeds the CFast 2.0 specification. Hot-swap is supported on ports that implement the feature.
Highlights
- Reads and writes CFast 2.0 cards via USB-C or USB-A
- 10 Gbps data rate driven by VL716 chipset
- Hot-swap support on compatible ports for quick card changes
- Driver-free operation on any operating system
- Bare PCBA design keeps the adapter lightweight and compact
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What real-world transfer speed can I expect from the 10 Gbps rating when reading a CFast 2.0 card?
The 10 Gbps figure is the interface ceiling; actual throughput depends on the card's own read and write limits and the host controller performance.
Which USB standard does the USB-C connector implement and what bandwidth does it cap at?
The adapter uses a USB 3.0 interface over USB-C, capping the link at 5 Gbps even though the VL716 chipset is rated for 10 Gbps.
What physical space or mounting provision is required for this bare PCBA adapter?
The board ships without an enclosure, so you need a protected slot or custom bracket that secures the PCB and aligns the CFast 2.0 card slot.
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