This is an interesting comment that Little Lion saw in the background. This reader bought a generic SATA SSD from Xianyu, and after it dropped, he opened it up to find four SD cards assembled inside. Therefore, he asked, what is the difference between the two? Why can an SD card be used to impersonate … Read more
If you haven’t bought a storage card in a while, you might be surprised at the increasing number of various labels on today’s high-speed, large-capacity microSD and SD cards, which are becoming more and more difficult to understand.This is because, unlike in the past when they were only used for taking photos, storage cards are … Read more
1. Pin Introduction Pin Name Pin Function CLE Command Latch Enable ALE Address Latch Enable /CE Chip Enable /RE Read Enable /WE Write Enable /WP Write Protect R/B Ready/Busy Output Signal Vcc Power Supply Vss Ground N.C No Connection IO0~IO7 Data, Command, Address Transmission 1. Commands, addresses, and data are transmitted through 8 I/O ports. … Read more
As the application of SSDs in the market increases, the importance of SSDs as a core component of computer data storage is self-evident. Due to the rising prices of NAND Flash in 2016 and the first half of 2017, the prices of SSDs have also surged. According to the China Flash Market quotation, from Q2 … Read more
Today, we will introduce the two main characteristics of serial NAND Flash that prevent it from supporting XiP under the i.MXRT FlexSPI. In the embedded world, when we mention XiP devices (memory that supports code execution in place), the first thing that comes to mind should be NOR Flash. For example, mid-range and low-end MCUs … Read more
NAND Flash is a type of non-volatile random access storage medium based on the design of floating gate transistors. It uses floating gates to store charges, which can be retained even without power supply. There has been a previous explanation of the basic principles of NAND Flash technology, which can be referenced in the article … Read more
1.Definition and Uses of eMMC eMMC stands for “Embedded MultiMediaCard”, which is an embedded storage solution that integrates storage chips, controllers, and interfaces. It is commonly used in embedded systems, mobile devices, and other applications requiring compact, integrated storage. Here are some key features and uses of eMMC: 1.Integration: eMMC integrates storage chips, controllers, and … Read more
🟩Flash can be divided into two main categories: NOR Flash and NAND Flash. NAND has a large capacity and low cost per unit, while NOR has fast read speeds, high reliability, and quick erase speeds. NOR Flash is primarily used for coding applications, often related to computation; NAND Flash mainly functions as data storage, widely … Read more
This article highlights: 1. Common FLASH reference circuits from Huawei, Samsung, and Intel; 2. Explanation of 2-bit and 4-bit NAND FLASH in conjunction with datasheets; 3. Summary of debugging thoughts and sharing of simple debugging experiences; 4. Introduction to the latest 3D Xpoint technology. First, I would like to use this image to illustrate the … Read more
Source: Content compiled from Semiconductor Industry Observer (ID: icbank) from eejournal, thank you. Before the semiconductor version emerged, ancient people tried various forms of computer memory. I think we can say that water-based capacitors provided a form of memory for the national income monetary simulation computer (MONIAC) manufactured in the UK in 1949. Notably, MONIAC … Read more