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  1. 6th November 2008 10:27 AM #1
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    Default SATA Cable to USB Cable diagram

    Need SATA Cable to USB Cable diagram

    how to convert Sata to usb cable any good diagrams

    plz help me
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  2. 6th November 2008 10:30 AM #2
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    Custom chips, just buy one.
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    Bro actaully i have IDE To usb cable ...... it posible to i connect SATA to IDE cable so its work any Diagram IDE cable to Sata Cable Connect
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    As above

    Either spend $40 on parts to make your own one, write the custom code for your driver etc etc or spend $10 and buy one off the shelf.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mohit_kripalu View Post
    Bro actaully i have IDE To usb cable ...... it posible to i connect SATA to IDE cable so its work any Diagram IDE cable to Sata Cable Connect
    Again - as above - spend $40-50 buying the parts to make the SATA to IDE interface or buy one for 1/4 the price.
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    bro i m live in india (Allahabad) here is no any this type of device
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    What is your level of electronics / microcontroller / programming experience ? Do you have programmers suitable for microcontroller / FPGA type devices ?

    Are you after building one unit or going into manufacturing ?

    Do you have the facility to make PCBs (probably double sided at least) ?

    Is Ebay not an option ?
    USB 2.0 to IDE SATA 5.25 S-ATA/2.5/3.5 Adapter Cable on eBay, also Serial ATA, SATA, Cables Connectors, Desktop Laptop Accessories, Computers Networking (end time 12-Nov-08 16:15:39 GMT)

    If you have a look at the components and work that goes into the following unit you will see its not a simple case of connecting a couple of wires ........

    IDE to SATA Serial-ATA HDD Bilateral Adapter Converter on eBay, also, Serial ATA SATA, Cables Connectors, Computing (end time 06-Nov-08 11:55:26 GMT)
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    It would be near impossible at the hobbyist level to roll your own.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blueroomelectronics View Post
    It would be near impossible at the hobbyist level to roll your own.
    Impossible or improbable ?
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    Well nothing is impossible... If you can't buy the adapter you probably can't buy the ICs you need to make it either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blueroomelectronics View Post
    Well nothing is impossible... If you can't buy the adapter you probably can't buy the ICs you need to make it either.
    Even worse than that, even if you can buy the adaptor, you probably can't buy the IC.
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