Which of the following types of SCSI termination uses voltage regulators in conjunction with resistors to terminate the SCSI bus?

Active termination utilizes voltage regulators combined with resistors to maintain proper signal integrity on the SCSI bus. This method works by providing a more stable and consistent voltage level at the end of the SCSI chain compared to passive termination. Active terminators can adjust to changes in the bus voltage and provide better performance, especially in systems with longer cable lengths or when there are more devices connected.

In contrast, passive termination relies solely on resistors to terminate the bus, which can be less effective as the distance increases or network complexity grows, resulting in possible signal degradation. Dynamic termination is a concept used in other types of bus technologies and doesn’t apply to the SCSI bus specifically. End termination refers to the placement of the terminators at the ends of the bus but does not specifically describe the use of voltage regulators like active termination does.