A: Our industrial eMMC is designed for long-term data retention. Detailed retention curves are available in the datasheet.
A: Yes, we can provide pSLC configuration for industrial applications requiring higher P/E cycles.
A: Power consumption varies by capacity and mode. We can provide detailed power specs in the datasheet.
A: Yes, our eMMC 5.1 supports command queue and cache functions for better performance.
A: Our eMMC supports standard boot partitions and RPMB. Specific sizes depend on the model. Please share your target density.
A: Yes. Our eMMC 5.1 supports HS400. Read up to 330MB/s, write up to 240MB/s.
A: Both are NAND-based solid-state storage, but designed for different scenarios. eMMC follows the MMC embedded standard, as a single packaged chip for low-power compact embedded products. SSD uses multiple NAND dies and a powerful independent controller, delivering significantly higher read/write performance.
A: Not exactly. eMMC is a complete packaged storage device consisting of NAND Flash die + built-in controller. The eMMC specification for embedded flash was released in 2006 by JEDEC and MultiMediaCard Association.
A: Yes, physically eMMC is more robust. Since eMMC is soldered on PCB, it delivers superior shock and vibration resistance compared with pluggable SD cards. Both eMMC and SD cards integrate their own controllers with wear leveling functions, while neither handles the file system layer.
A: eMMC is an embedded storage chip permanently soldered onto device motherboards, widely adopted in embedded, mobile and compact industrial devices. SD/microSD is a removable media that plugs into a card slot. Though both use NAND flash and may fulfill similar storage tasks, they are not direct substitutes for each other.
A: Generally no. They differ greatly in physical form factor, interface and footprint. eMMC is a chip soldered to PCB, while SSD is a standalone removable storage module. They are not pin-compatible for direct swap.
A: The onboard eMMC storage itself cannot be expanded, as it is permanently mounted on the board. To add extra storage, you may use a microSD card via the dedicated slot or an external USB drive.
A: No. eMMC chips are soldered directly onto the main PCB/motherboard and cannot be taken out.
A: Our different products have different warranty periods. Mostly about one year. Don't worry, we have good after-sales service and technical support.
A: Yes, we can customize various aspects, including logos, product labels, independent product packaging, and packaging cartons.
