What is the name of a specific sata-connector in a laptop for CD / DVD-Rom?

Question

Iron

In classic laptops, not ultrabooks, by default, there is a CD / DVD drive, which, if necessary, can be easily changed to this one , for example, an adapter for 2.5 "HDD.
As a result of such actions, there are removed CD / DVD drives that I would like to adapt somewhere But the connector they have is a truncated SATA.The question is, what is the name of this connector, I want to find adapters in China, preferably from USB to this truncated SATA, it should be cheaper than buying a separate external CD / DVD-Rom.Find the
official name of this I couldn’t use the connector, everyone calls it randomly, and in articles about replacing a CD with an HDD, everyone just forgets about the drive.

Answer 1

Slimline SATA
Pin # Connection order Purpose
- Coding notch
1 3 Device presence
2 2 5 V
3 2
4 2 Manufacturing diagnostic
5 1 Ground
6 1
Starting with the SATA 2.6 revision, a slimline connector was defined, designed for small devices - optical drives for laptops. Pin #1 of the slimline indicates the presence of the device, allowing hot swapping of the device. The slimline signal pin is identical to the standard version, and the power pins only provide +5V, not +12V and +3.3V.[2]
There are cheap adapters available to convert between SATA and slimline SATA standards.

Answer 2

Slim SATA (Slimline SATA) or what? Have you tried googling? According to the first request that came to mind “laptop drive”, a bunch of links on the topic of adapters (including home-made ones) and the use of these same drives are not quite for their intended purpose.

Answer 3

It's called slimline sata. As far as I remember, the interface part is normal there, and the power supply is truncated.