Connect a CompactFlash card to a 40- or 44-pin IDE host.

This IDE to Compact Flash SSD adapter card allows you to convert a single Compact Flash (CF type I/II) card or MicroDrive into a bootable IDE solid-state drive – a simple and convenient way to replace an IDE hard drive.

With this adapter card, you can build your own solid-state drive (requiring a CF card or MicroDrive) and enjoy the benefits of an SSD. The solid-state drive (SSD) has no moving parts, offering advantages over traditional hard disk drives, including lower power consumption, no noise, shock resistance, faster access, and lower operating temperatures, making the storage process cooler and quieter. Additionally, solid-state drives are less sensitive to atmospheric influences (such as dust particles or environmental changes), ensuring consistent performance regardless of external factors.

The adapter features both a 40-pin (3.5-inch desktop HDD) IDE channel and a 44-pin (2.5-inch notebook HDD) IDE channel. This unique multi-interface card allows the adapter to be used in both standard and slimline enclosures, making it an ideal solution for embedded systems.

• Supports 40/44-pin IDE interfaces for greater compatibility and UDMA CompactFlash cards for higher speed
• Jumper configuration on the mainboard and LED indicators simplify setup
• Comes with a 2-year warranty and free technical support for the entire lifespan of the device.