Storage device backplane and identification circuit
AssigneeInventec Corporation
InventorsLan Huang, Shih-Hao Liu
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AssigneeInventec Corporation
InventorsLan Huang, Shih-Hao Liu
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A storage device backplane and an identification circuit for identifying using situations of the storage device backplane are provided. The storage device backplane possesses a first connection interface and a second connection interface, for being used as a first backplane supporting a motherboard, or a second backplane cascaded to the first backplane, or a first backplane supporting a daughterboard of the motherboard. The first and second backplanes possess the same storage device backplane structure. If the storage device backplane is used as the first backplane, a first connection interface of the first backplane is coupled to the motherboard or the daughterboard thereof; if the storage device backplane is used as the second backplane, a first connection interface of the second backplane is coupled to a second connection interface of the first backplane. The identification circuit identifies using situations of the storage device backplane and display corresponding correct indicator number.
A storage device backplane, possessing a first connection interface and a second connection interface, applicable for being used as a first backplane supporting a daughterboard of a motherboard, or as a second backplane cascaded to the first backplane, wherein the first backplane and the second backplane possess the same storage device backplane structure, and if the storage device backplane is used as the first backplane, a first connection interface of the first backplane is coupled to the daughterboard of the motherboard;
An identification circuit, coupled to a storage device backplane, wherein at least one storage device backplane exists and possesses a first connection interface and a second connection interface and applicable for being used as a first backplane supporting a daughterboard of the motherboard, or as a second backplane cascaded to the first backplane;
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