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ATX12V
The keyed ATX connector becomes 2
by 12 for a 24-pin power connection. As BTX there is a dual channel
12VDC, 4 pin as well as a 2 by 2 (4 pin) square connector that has 3.3
and 5DVC with separate grounds called a peripheral connector. This
connector is expected to find its way into the BTX specifications explained
previously. It is currently omitted due to further tightening of the
specification. (Intel does not what to have the issue of vagueness
that occurred with ATX). ATX12V is the first power supply that lays
out the 5-pin (and very thin) SATA power connector, as specified by
http://www.serialata.org
In a nod to the safety and environment
section of A+, ATX12V power supplies cannot use cadmium, or mercury.
CFCs and HFCs in the design or creation process are prohibited.
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