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Open_NAS-Enclosures

Open Source NAS hardware

Specs and designs for a DIY, modular NAS enclosures.

Goal 1

Create 3D printed enclosures to hold multiple HDDs

Goal 2

Incorporate existing backplanes into the 3d printed enclosures.

Backplanes like SuperMicro SATA743 or SATA823 or SATA836

Goal 3

Create a DIY backplane for various drive configurations

The design requires on PCB onto which are 4 x SATA board connectors on one side of the PCB, and the other side of the PCB will have 1 x SFF-8087 connector and one Molex PATA 4 pin power connector.

The power connector should be a 90 deg connector and should be thru-hole mounted.

There should be 4 location on the PCB to mount the power connector depending on where the end user wants to mount it.

The 4 x SATA connetors should be directly (electrically) connected to the SFF-8087 connector.

The "SATA BACKPLANE DESIGN" document specifies that all traces for one SATA connector should be the same length. What else should we know???

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