A SATA data cable is used to transfer data between a SATA-enabled storage device (such as a hard drive, SSD, or optical drive) and a SATA-compatible motherboard or controller. Here are some typical details and specifications you might find for a SATA data cable:

1. Connector Type: SATA data cables typically feature two straight connectors, each with seven pins, designed to plug into SATA ports on devices.
2. Cable Type: SATA data cables may be constructed with twisted pair wiring and shielding to minimize interference and ensure reliable data transmission.
3. Compatibility: Compatible with SATA revision 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, or later versions, depending on the supported data transfer rate and features required.
4. Data Transfer Rate: Supports data transfer rates up to 6 Gbps (SATA III) for high-speed data transmission between devices.
5. Locking Mechanism: Some SATA data cables may feature a locking latch or clip mechanism to ensure a secure connection and prevent accidental disconnection.
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