Innocard
Innocard SFF-TA-1016 PCIe 5.0 to U.2 SFF-8639 dual port 50cm gender changer
Converts a PCIe 5.0 MCIO 74-pin connection to two U.2 SFF-8639 ports over a 50 cm cable
- Changer TypePCIe Gen5
- Dual U.2 ports expand storage connectivity from one MCIO 74P slot
- PCIe 5.0 interface supports high-speed data transfer for modern drives
- 50 cm cable length fits compact SFF chassis layouts
- Designed and manufactured in Taiwan for reliable build quality
Innocard SFF-TA-1016 PCIe 5.0 dual-port adapter
The Innocard SFF-TA-1016 connects a 74-pin MCIO host interface to two U.2 SFF-8639 drive bays using a 50 cm cable. It carries PCIe 5.0 signals for high-speed storage or accelerator add-in cards. Builders working inside space-constrained enclosures can route the flexible link between backplane and motherboard without bulky riser cards. This adapter suits integrators who need dual U.2 connectivity from a single MCIO port.
Taiwanese manufacturing
Designed and made in Taiwan, the cable assembly uses a fixed 50 cm length that reaches typical backplane-to-board distances in 1U or 2U chassis. The dual SFF-8639 connectors lock securely to drive carriers, while the MCIO 74P plug seats directly into the host slot. Installers who require longer reach or a different connector pitch cannot use this fixed-length gender changer.
Highlights
- Dual U.2 ports expand storage connectivity from one MCIO 74P slot
- PCIe 5.0 interface supports high-speed data transfer for modern drives
- 50 cm cable length fits compact SFF chassis layouts
- Designed and manufactured in Taiwan for reliable build quality
Specifications
| Changer Type | PCIe Gen5 |
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Questions about this item
What does the PCIe 5.0 interface on the SFF-TA-1016 cap in practice?
The cable carries a PCIe 5.0 signal across a 74-pin MCIO connector to two U.2 SFF-8639 ports, so the link speed is limited to the PCIe 5.0 electrical specification and the capabilities of the attached drives.
What clearance does the 50 cm cable need inside a chassis?
The 50 cm length requires enough routing space to reach from the MCIO 74-pin slot to both U.2 drive bays without sharp bends that could stress the cable or connectors.
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