Flash memory was first proposed by Toshiba's Masuoka Fujio in 1984. NAND flash memory was developed by Toshiba in 1987. The original Toshiba memory was renamed to Kioxia in 2019, and for many years, Kioxia flash memory has had the second-largest market sha
Flash UFS 2.1 has been replaced by the flash UFS 3.0. On the other hand, performance and power consumption vary greatly. We'll go into detail about the next two points.
1.Difference in performance
UFS 2.1 has made a few minor adjustments to the UFS 2.0
Micron Technology has announced the extension of its embedded product line as well as collaboration with its partners. The firm is also giving clients samples of the i400, the largest capacity microSD card in the world, which has an unprecedented density o
M.2 NVMe SSDs have proliferated as a popular option for desktop computers and laptops in recent years. And a transportable hard drive box may be added to it by certain DIY enthusiasts in an effort to achieve a greater data transfer rate. However, there are
As reported on August 18, the US financial media recently warned that chip manufacturers are preparing for a particularly harsh shift in the coming months as the global economy faces the imminent prospect of recession. The industry may experience its worst
We are all aware that the NAND flash memory is a faster, safer and more stable storage medium than the disk in the mechanical hard disk and has been widely used in built-in hard disks, flash disks, memory cards, smart phones, tablet computers, smart TVs an
SD card reading and writing module can help traditional single-chip microcomputers to operate on SD card files easily. It can help apply many operation and perform well.
The SD 2.0 specification is the SD card technical specification released by the SD Association in May 2006. It is applied on SD cards with higher capacity.
MMC Plus
1.In September 2004, the MMC Association launched MMC plus and MMC mobile products. The size of the MMC Plus card is the same as the ordinary MMC card, and it has a faster read speed. When it works at 52mhz frequency with an 8-bit data bandwid
Demand for SD Express grows with SD Association introducing SVP certification to ensure compatibility
