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Conventional PCI mechanical specification
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- Subject: Conventional PCI mechanical specification
- From: "Bruce Newton" <bnewton@mecc.com.au>
- Date: Fri, 31 May 2002 13:25:09 +1000
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- Thread-Topic: Conventional PCI mechanical specification
I have a problem where I have two vendors claiming their product is to the PCI specification, and I would like to know what the specification actually is regarding this particular point.
The issue is with the PCI card height. The card is a conventional PCI card, and the specification states (I believe) that the maximum height of the adapter card should be no more than 106.807mm. Is this maximum height measured from the bottom of the edge connector to the top of the card, ie the PCB's maximum height. Or is it measured from the top of the edge connector to the top of the card, ie the height of the card above the socket when it is inserted in a computer.
Any response regarding this would be appreciated.
Regards,
Bruce