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Innocard PCIe 5.0 to U.2 gender changer cable 50cm

Innocard

Innocard SFF-TA-1016 PCIe 5.0 to U.2 (SFF-8639) 50cm gender changer

SKU CH-D4KF-DSJ0F

Connects MCIO 38-pin SFF-TA-1016 to U.2 SFF-8639 with a 50 cm cable for PCIe 5.0 links

  • Changer TypePCIe Gen5
  • 50 cm cable enables flexible routing inside compact chassis
  • PCIe 5.0 support delivers full Gen 5 bandwidth to U.2 devices
  • MCIO 38-pin connector matches SFF-TA-1016 host interfaces
  • U.2 (SFF-8639) receptacle fits enterprise 2.5-inch SSDs directly

MCIO 38P to U.2 cable for PCIe 5.0 links

This 50 cm gender changer connects an MCIO 38-pin (SFF-TA-1016) host port to a U.2 (SFF-8639) device. It is built for system integrators and server builders who need a direct PCIe 5.0 pathway between backplanes and add-in cards. The cable is designed and manufactured in Taiwan under part number GHC38-1951.

Sustained PCIe 5.0 signalling across the 50 cm run

The fixed-length assembly maintains Gen5 signal integrity without active retimers, so bandwidth remains stable during continuous heavy I/O. It targets chassis layouts where the MCIO connector and U.2 bay are separated by roughly half a metre; longer routes or dense multi-lane bundles would require a different cable length or active equalisation.

Highlights

  • 50 cm cable enables flexible routing inside compact chassis
  • PCIe 5.0 support delivers full Gen 5 bandwidth to U.2 devices
  • MCIO 38-pin connector matches SFF-TA-1016 host interfaces
  • U.2 (SFF-8639) receptacle fits enterprise 2.5-inch SSDs directly

Specifications

Changer TypePCIe Gen5

Questions about this item

Does the 50 cm cable add noticeable heat or signal loss when running a PCIe 5.0 link all day?

The 50 cm length is within the PCIe 5.0 spec for passive copper, so it does not add measurable heat or signal loss during continuous operation.

What connector must my motherboard or backplane provide for the SFF-TA-1016 end to plug in?

Your board needs an MCIO 38-pin (SFF-TA-1016) receptacle to accept the changer.

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