Table:
text: Serial ATA
Comparison with other buses
Comparison with other buses
Name_ Raw_bandwidth_Mbit_s Transfer_speed_MB_s Max_cable_length_m Power_provided Devices_per_channel
SAS 300 3000 300 10 No 1 (>65k with expanders)
SAS 150 1500 150 10 No 1 (>65k with expanders)
IEEE 1394 (FireWire) 3200 3144 393 100 (more with special cables) 15W, 12–25V 63 (with hub)
IEEE 1394 (FireWire) 800 786 98.25 100 15W, 12–25V 63 (with hub)
IEEE 1394 (FireWire) 400 393 49.13 4.5 15W, 12–25V 63 (with hub)
USB 3.1 10000 1250 3 4.5W, 5V 127 (with hub)
USB 2.0 480 60 5 2.5W, 5V 127 (with hub)
USB 1.0 12 1.5 3 Yes 127 (with hub)
SCSI Ultra-640 5120 640 12 No 15 (plus the Host Bus Adapter/Host)

text: Serial ATA
Comparison with other buses
Comparison with other buses
Name_ Raw_bandwidth_Mbit_s Transfer_speed_MB_s Max_cable_length_m Power_provided Devices_per_channel
eSATA 3000 300 2 with eSATA HBA (1 with passive adapter) No 1 (15 with port multiplier )
eSATAp 3000 300 2 with eSATA HBA (1 with passive adapter) 5V/12V 1 (15 with port multiplier )
SATA revision 3.0 6000 600 1 No 1 (15 with port multiplier )
SATA revision 2.0 3000 300 1 No 1 (15 with port multiplier )
SATA revision 1.0 1500 150 1 No 1 per line
PATA (IDE) 133 1064 133.5 0.46 (18in) 5 V (44-pin for 2.5 drives no otherwise) 2
SAS 600 6000 600 10 No 1 (>65k with expanders)

Question: Describe the performance provided at a transfer speed of 300 MB/s and a maximum cable length of 10 for Serial ATA?