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Small black adapter with 22-pin female SATA and 1.8 inch 16-pin male Micro SATA connectors

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD SATA 22 pin Female to 1.8" Micro SATA 16 pin Male 3.3V Adapter

SKU CH-64SE-YD1A6

Connects a 1.8 inch Micro SATA 16 pin drive to a standard 22 pin SATA port with 3.3V power

  • Connect standard SATA drives using 22 pin female interface
  • Fit 1.8 inch drives with 16 pin male micro SATA connector
  • Power 3.3V devices directly through adapter connection
  • Convert between SATA and micro SATA form factors

1.8" Micro SATA Adapter for SSD

This LORDWORLD adapter connects a standard 22 pin SATA female port to a 1.8 inch 16 pin Micro SATA male connector. It operates at 3.3V and is designed for hard disk drives and solid state drives using the smaller form factor. The gender changer enables compatibility between differing drive interfaces.

Builders with 1.8" Micro SATA Drives

This adapter suits technicians and hobbyists integrating 1.8 inch Micro SATA storage into systems with regular SATA ports. Users requiring a different pin count, voltage level, or drive form factor should select an alternative connector.

Highlights

  • Connect standard SATA drives using 22 pin female interface
  • Fit 1.8 inch drives with 16 pin male micro SATA connector
  • Power 3.3V devices directly through adapter connection
  • Convert between SATA and micro SATA form factors

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Will the 3.3 V power pins on the 16‑pin Micro SATA side need a separate regulator later?

The adapter passes 3.3 V directly from the 22‑pin SATA connector; no on‑board regulator is present, so the host must supply the correct voltage.

What is the first limit reached during sustained transfers on this 22‑pin to 16‑pin SATA adapter?

The bottleneck is the SATA interface speed of the connected 1.8 in drive; the adapter itself adds no active circuitry that would throttle throughput.

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