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Samsung eMMC Managed NAND Flash memory solution supports mobile applications
Open the catalog to page 1High efficiency, reduced costs and quicker time to market Expand device development with capable memory solutions Simplify mass storage designs Conventional NAND Flash memory can be challenging to adopt. Developers may have some difficulty controlling software development, particularly when implementing wear leveling, bad block management, device mapping and error handling. Developers may also encounter issues related to die shrinkage, including page size and error correcting code (ECC) management. To meet current trends for advanced mobile device designs, manufacturers require memory that...
Open the catalog to page 2Enhanced ability to proceed directly from concept to testing Reduce development time and control costs Increase storage capabilities for diverse applications In the past, a product using NAND memory required changes in the chipset or the OS. At times, the NAND memory also required changes to be made in the Flash translation layer (FTL). The changes then needed to be tested at the NAND level, which could lead to significant delays in product-level testing. In contrast, developers using Samsung eMMC can move directly from product concept to product testing. Samsung eMMC isolates the host from...
Open the catalog to page 3Intelligent mobile device development eMMC Interface Bandwidth Create an efficient way to develop well-designed mobile devices To maintain the required data rates and throughput for high-density chips, the eMMC standard was developed to enhance storage capabilities, reduce controller footprint and streamline data reads and writes. Advanced Samsung technology helps reduce the cost of application development and increase work efficiency, enabling developers to stay competitive by building better and faster. Samsung eMMC contributes to successful mobile device development. The intelligent...
Open the catalog to page 4Samsung eMMC eMMC Features Samsung eMMC Part Number Matrix Interface Speed/Max Bandwidth Standard eMMC: Clock Frequency Density Part Number Data Rate, Mode Alternative Boot Security Features (Trim, RPMB, Secure Erase, Secure Trim) Secure Trim Refinement Density Part Number High Priority Interrupt Back Ground Operation Packed Command Cache Handling Dynamic Capacity Smart Report Vendor Specific Ran R/W IOPS Pkg Size (mm) Status Ran R/W IOPS Pkg Size (mm) Status High-Performance eMMC-Pro: MMC Class* * eMMC Class refers to RW IOPS ** eMMC Performance Conditions: Bus width x8, cache on, 512KB...
Open the catalog to page 5Legal and additional information About Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is a global leader in semiconductor, telecommunication, digital media and digital convergence technologies with 2011 consolidated sales of US$143.1 billion. Employing approximately 222,000 people in 205 offices across 71 countries, the company operates two separate organizations to coordinate its nine independent business units: Digital Media & Communications, comprising Visual Display, Mobile Communications, Telecommunication Systems, Digital Appliances, IT Solutions, and Digital Imaging; and...
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