Controller connecting different bus technologies.

Amplifier designed to operate over a wide frequency range.

DC motor using electronic rather than mechanical commutation.

Motor using brushes for electrical commutation.

Amplifier used primarily for signal isolation or driving.

Chip providing temporary storage or signal isolation.

Memory temporarily holding data during transfers.

Hardware deciding which device gets bus access.

Hardware managing communication on a bus.

Circuit driving electrical signals onto a bus.

Hardware extending a bus over distance.

Hardware connecting a device to a bus.

Device capable of initiating bus transactions.

Device regenerating bus signals.

Electronic switch connecting or isolating bus signals.

Hardware transmitting and receiving bus signals.

Number of bits transferred simultaneously by a bus.

Former motherboard form factor designed for improved cooling.

Burst extended-data-output DRAM.

Optical drive supporting Blu-ray discs.

Drive capable of recording Blu-ray discs.

Package using an array of solder balls underneath.

Fan designed to force air through a narrow path.

Fan using ball bearings for rotor support.

Fitting using ridges to grip flexible tubing.

Switching regulator that reduces voltage.

Switching regulator that increases voltage.

Regulator capable of increasing or decreasing voltage.

Via connecting an outer layer to an internal layer.

Via connecting internal PCB layers without reaching the surface.

Solder sphere used beneath BGA packages.

Bayonet-lock coaxial connector used in electronics and video.

Hardware providing Bluetooth wireless connectivity.

Thin server module installed in a shared chassis.

Enclosure providing power, cooling, and connectivity for blade servers.

Nonvolatile memory storing BIOS firmware.

ROM containing code used to initialize or boot hardware.