Cable &amp; Interconnect Products

Useful RFQ inputsEndpoint · Lane requirement · Host / target · OrientationExplore MCIO →

MCIO Cable Assemblies

Server, storage and high-density internal interconnect requirements where endpoint, orientation and platform context must be reviewed.

4 RFQ pages

Useful RFQ inputsSFF reference · Endpoint · Breakout direction · Cable exitExplore SlimSAS →

SlimSAS Cable Assemblies

Compact internal cable requirements involving straight, angled, device-side or breakout configurations.

3 RFQ pages

Useful RFQ inputsConnector location · Direction · Target · Mechanical spaceExplore Mini SAS HD →

Mini SAS HD Cable Assemblies

High-density SAS-family requirements where internal/external location, target device and direction affect selection.

1 RFQ page

Useful RFQ inputsController / backplane · Drive side · Direction · QuantityExplore Mini SAS →

Mini SAS Cable Assemblies

Storage interconnect and breakout sourcing where forward/reverse direction and endpoint definition are essential.

2 available options

Useful RFQ inputsSource connector · OCuLink form · Lane topology · RoutingExplore OCuLink →

OCuLink Cable Assemblies

Cross-family OCuLink endpoint requirements where source connector, host/target roles, topology and installation must be reviewed.

Application-led RFQ

Useful RFQ inputsHost interface · Endpoint · Lane topology · Power boundaryExplore PCIe →

PCIe Cable Assemblies

GPU, accelerator and expansion-system cable projects where interface, lane topology, power and mechanical fit require project review.

SELECTION GUIDANCE

What determines the right cable?

Connector appearance is only one input. Selection requires the application, endpoints and project constraints.

Application and topology

Identify the host/controller, backplane, drive, GPU, display or target device.

Connector and endpoint

Provide the connector name, SFF reference, photo, drawing or existing sample.

Mechanical constraints

Share cable exit, orientation, length, routing space or bend constraints when known.

Direction and mapping

Do not assume forward/reverse breakout or host-to-target compatibility from connector names alone.

Project stage

State concept, prototype, pilot or volume stage so the RFQ matches the real decision point.

Quality requirements

Send the documentation, inspection, compliance, labeling or packaging needs.

PRODUCT PAGES

Browse 12 cable configurations

Each page explains what the cable may fit, what commonly goes wrong and which details we need before quoting.

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MCIO

4 available pages

MCIO to SlimSAS Cable Assemblies

MCIO size, SlimSAS endpoint and orientation must match.

MCIO to OCuLink Cable Assemblies

Host/target direction and lane mapping can make the wrong cable unusable.

MCIO to U.2 Cable Assemblies

U.2 count, power and topology need confirmation.

MCIO 8X Cable Assemblies

Endpoint, orientation and length vary by platform.

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SlimSAS

4 available pages

SlimSAS SFF-8654 8i to U.2 Cable Assemblies

Drive count, power and topology need confirmation.

SlimSAS SFF-8654 4i to 4 SATA Cable Assemblies

Breakout direction, exit and SATA orientation can mismatch.

SlimSAS SFF-8654 8i Cable Assemblies

Endpoint, orientation and breakout configuration vary.

SlimSAS SFF-8654 4i Cable Assemblies

Space constraints and endpoint choice drive the requirement.

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Mini SAS HD

3 available pages

Mini SAS HD

Mini SAS HD SFF-8643 to 4 SATA Cable Assemblies

Forward/reverse direction and exit angle are common failure points.

Mini SAS HD

Mini SAS HD SFF-8643 to U.2 Cable Assemblies

U.2 count, power and terminology require careful matching.

Mini SAS HD

Mini SAS HD SFF-8643 to OCuLink Cable Assemblies

Host/target direction confusion can make the cable unusable.

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Mini SAS

1 available page

Mini SAS

Mini SAS SFF-8087 to 4 SATA Breakout Cables

Forward versus reverse breakout is a major wrong-purchase risk.