Anderson Don. SATA Storage Technology: Serial ATA (Full)

Don Anderson. SATA Storage Technology: Serial ATA. - MindShare Press, 2007. - 496 стр. На англ. языке.The SATA (Serial ATA) interface is intended to expand and eventually replace the parallel ATA interface that has been the standard connection for hard drives and CD-ROM/DVD drives in Personal Computers for nearly twenty years.SATA, a high-speed serial version of ATA, is designed to maintain compatibility with software written for the standard ATA implementation, thus easing the transition to SATA. New advances in SATA provide new capabilities such as Native Command Queuing that improve overall drive performance and greater reliability. In addition, the latest version of SATA (called SATA II) adds new features such as higher transfer rates, Port Selectors, Port Multipliers, and enclosure services, making it easier to implement low cost, high capacity, storage subsystems for server implementations.This book provides essential information for Systems Engineers, System Validation Engineers, Hardware Designers, and Software Developers. Serial ATA Storage Technology provides ATA background information necessary to understand the Serial ATA implementation.This book provides detailed information regarding the serial protocol, commands, and electrical interface. A tutorial approach is taken to facilitate thorough understanding, using numerous illustrations, tables and examples. The text is also designed to provide easy to access valuable reference information.Book Chapters
The Evolution of Parallel ATA
The Motivation for SATA
SATA Overview
Introduction to FIS Transfers
FIS Types and Formats
Transport and Link Protocols
FIS Retry
Data Flow Control
Physical Layer Functions
Error Detection
The Command Protocol
The Control Protocol
Sata II Features
Native Command Queuing
Port Multipliers
Port Selectors
Enclosure Services
SATA Initialization
Physical Layer
Form Factors
Hot Plug
Link Power Management
BIST Features