FireWireexpansionskort
FireWire expansion cards, also known as IEEE 1394 expansion cards or i.LINK cards, are add-in components for computers that provide FireWire connectivity. FireWire is a high-speed serial bus interface standard developed by Apple Computer. It allows for hot-plugging, meaning devices can be connected and disconnected while the computer is running, and supports peer-to-peer communication between devices without a host computer.
These expansion cards are typically installed in a PCI or PCIe slot on a computer's motherboard, expanding
Installing a FireWire expansion card can significantly enhance a computer's peripheral connectivity, particularly for creative professionals