How Powerful Is UFS3.0 Flash Memory?

How Powerful Is UFS3.0 Flash Memory?

Click the above Computer Enthusiast to follow us Recently, the mobile phone industry has been buzzing with the Samsung Galaxy Fold, the first commercially available foldable smartphone. The Galaxy Fold’s power is unquestionable, featuring a 4.6-inch + 7.3-inch dual-screen, Snapdragon 855 mobile platform, and six cameras. Aside from its high price, it is indeed impressive. … Read more

What Are UFS, eMMC, and LPDDR in Smartphones?

What Are UFS, eMMC, and LPDDR in Smartphones?

A smartphone is composed of many components, and besides the processor, RAM, and graphics processor, flash memory is also a crucial indicator affecting performance and read speeds. Recently, there has been much discussion on social networks about terms like UFS 2.0, eMMC 5.1, and LPDDR4. Most users are still unclear about what these terms mean … Read more

Flash Memory Technology Overview

Flash Memory Technology Overview

Source: Semi Connect Author: Belle Flash Memory, also known as Flash, is a type of non-volatile memory that represents data using the threshold levels of storage cells. The main technology used in Flash memory cells is the Floating Gate field-effect transistor (see Figure 5-80). The charge on the floating gate determines the threshold of the … Read more

Understanding SPI Flash: Usage Notes and Common Issues

Understanding SPI Flash: Usage Notes and Common Issues

Source: ICisC Nanjing Integrated Circuit Industry Service Center 1. Concept: SPI: Serial Peripheral Interface The SPI flash is a flash storage device that operates through a serial interface. Flash memory is categorized into two types based on its internal storage structure: NOR flash and NAND flash. Here, SPI flash belongs to NOR flash! SPI flash … Read more

Microcontroller Basics and Applications | Development of 8-bit Microcontrollers

Microcontroller Basics and Applications | Development of 8-bit Microcontrollers

Click the blue text to follow us 1. Development of the 80C51 Microcontroller 1. Development of the 80C51 Microcontroller MCS-51 is the name of the microcontroller series, which includes various chip models; the 80C51 is both the series name and a specific chip model. The early 80C51 series chip models corresponded exactly to MCS-51. They … Read more

How to Solve the Absence of EEPROM in STM32?

How to Solve the Absence of EEPROM in STM32?

In embedded systems, EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) is often used to store data that needs to be changed frequently and should not be lost due to power interruptions. However, since STM32 does not have built-in EEPROM, how can we solve this problem and meet storage requirements? 1. Use External EEPROM Chips When STM32 … Read more

Essential ROM, FLASH, and Hard Drive Knowledge for Embedded Developers

Essential ROM, FLASH, and Hard Drive Knowledge for Embedded Developers

Embedded Developers Essential Knowledge to Know Knowledge of ROM, FLASH, and Hard Drive Technology In embedded development, if the chip has internal Flash, the application program is usually stored in the internal FLASH of the chip, such as in Cortex-M series microcontrollers; if the chip does not have Flash, the application is usually stored in … Read more

Differences Between Nor Flash and Nand Flash

Differences Between Nor Flash and Nand Flash

NOR Flash technology is one of the two main types of non-volatile flash memory on the market today.Intel first developed NOR Flash technology in 1988, which completely changed the dominance of EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) and EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory).In 1989, Toshiba introduced the NAND Flash structure, emphasizing lower cost per bit, … Read more