Tdk announces its new ssd m.2 and integrated with slc and mlc memory

TDK Corporation has announced the launch of its new M.2 SNS1B SSDs and its ESRD4 and ESS1B series of integrated SSDs, with the intention of offering sensational performance for users who want the best. With this launch TDK adapts to the current trend of changing eMMC storage, for the much faster UFS in all kinds of very compact devices, and mobiles.

TDK showcases its new NAND SLC and MLC based flash storage devices

The TDK ESS1B series of integrated SSDs are based on devices that operate through a SATA 6Gbps interface. You are equipped with pANDLC NAND flash memory and are housed in BGA packages that comply with the JEDEC MO-276 standard, allowing an end product with a storage capacity of 32GB to 64GB, enough to store a large capacity operating system. like Windows 10 IoT.

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We continue with the TDK ESRD4 series, which is equipped with the same highly durable NAND SLC / pSLC flash memory, the difference is that these devices can be implemented on boards covering a wide range of capacities from 1GB to 32GB These characteristics make them ideal devices to store a light system like Linux and RTOS.

Finally, we have the M.2 2280 TDK SNS1B SSD, which will be available in different variants with SLC and MLC memory, as well as in a more compact 2242 form factor, for those who do not need a large capacity.

All of them are based on NAND flash memory controllers that are highly qualified for industrial applications, this makes them stand out not only for the reliability and durability of the data, but also for the integrity of the data when turning off the power, something essential in IoT devices. All of them will be shown at the Embedded Systems Expo (ESEC) event that will take place in Tokyo Big Sight from May 9 to 11, 2018.

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