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SCSI > B-Cable
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B-Cable Defined
The SCSI-2 specifications defined a B-Cable for use with an A-Cable in Wide (16-bit) SCSI applications. It is identical in construction to the A-Cable. The B-Cable was rendered obsolete by the introduction of the P-Cable in the SCSI-3 specifications.
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