Laajennusliitäntä
Laajennusliitäntä, often translated as expansion interface or expansion slot, refers to a standardized connection point on a computer's motherboard designed to accommodate peripheral devices. These interfaces allow users to add new functionality or upgrade existing capabilities of a computer system. Historically, various types of expansion interfaces have existed, with some becoming obsolete while others have evolved to meet increasing demands for speed and bandwidth.
The primary purpose of a laajennusliitäntä is to provide a pathway for data transfer between the central
Common examples of expansion interfaces include PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect), AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port), and PCIe