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To connect a parallel ATA (PATA) device to a serial ATA (SATA) controller, you would use a PATA to SATA adapter card. This small card allows the older PATA interface to communicate with the newer SATA interface, enabling the use of legacy devices with modern motherboards. The adapter typically plugs into the SATA port on the motherboard, while the PATA device connects to the card.

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