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Green PCB adapter board with 44-pin IDE connector SD slot and 4-pin power plug

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Ruth's sister 44Pin Micro SD to IDE Adapter Card internal power cable

SKU CH-YYQC-C2YDJ

Converts a Micro SD card to a 44-pin 3.5-inch IDE interface with an 80-pin cable and 4-pin power connector

  • Converts Micro SD cards to 44-pin IDE interface
  • 44-pin male IDE connector fits 3.5-inch drive bays
  • Includes standard large 4-pin power connector for 5 V supply
  • Supports PIO, Multi-word DMA and Ultra DMA transfer modes
  • Requires 80-pin IDE cable for reliable data connection

Adapter Card Overview

This 44-pin adapter card converts a micro SD card into a standard 3.5-inch IDE storage device. It fits internal drive bays and connects directly to an 80-pin IDE cable. The board includes a standard SD socket and a large 4-pin power connector for 5 V supply. It suits users who need solid-state storage on legacy IDE systems.

Interface Limits

The card operates at 5 V with a tolerance of ±0.25 V and draws less than 200 mA during use. It supports PIO, Multi-word DMA and Ultra DMA host transfer modes over the IDE bus. An 80-pin IDE cable is required for reliable signalling. The SD socket accepts micro SD media but the card itself is not included.

Build and Connectors

The board carries CE and FCC certification and ships in a retail package. A 44-pin male IDE connector mates with the drive cable while the 4-pin power plug draws 5 V from a standard supply. No drivers are needed; the adapter presents the SD card as a native IDE drive to the host system.

Highlights

  • Converts Micro SD cards to 44-pin IDE interface
  • 44-pin male IDE connector fits 3.5-inch drive bays
  • Includes standard large 4-pin power connector for 5 V supply
  • Supports PIO, Multi-word DMA and Ultra DMA transfer modes
  • Requires 80-pin IDE cable for reliable data connection

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which version of the 44-pin adapter should I pick for a 3.5-inch IDE bay?

The board is a single 44-pin male IDE version with an SD socket and a large 4-pin power connector, so no capacity choice is needed.

What does the 80-pin cable requirement mean for actual transfer speed?

An 80-pin IDE cable enables the card to run in Ultra DMA mode instead of being limited to slower PIO or Multi-word DMA modes.

What interface standard does the 44-pin connector follow and what does it cap in practice?

It uses a standard 44-pin ATA IDE interface; the practical ceiling is the host controller's fastest supported Ultra DMA mode over an 80-pin cable.

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