MO-297 is a JEDEC standard that defines the layout, connector positions and physical dimensions for a 54mm x 39mm solid state drive (SSD) with a Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) connector.
The goal of the standard is to improve interoperability in the supply chain for SSD notebook computer manufacturers, companies that use embedded SSD form factors in their products and the enterprise SSD market.
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