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VII IDE
Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE)
surfaced in 1988 when a number of vendors formed the Common Access
Method Committee, originally to standardize a SCSI software
interface. As part of their efforts the outcome was the AT Attachment
(ATA), which became associated with IDE. IDE drives
have most of the controller functions as part of the circuit
board attached to the hard drive. The 40-pin connector
is now standardized for most system boards and the IDE
hard drive. Because of the logic, or intelligence
being moved to the hard drive, it is sometimes called
Intelligent Drive Electronics.
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