ADATA’s A⁺ SLC simulates the storage of 2 bits of MLC and 3 bits of 3D TLC using a storage method of storing 1 bit of data through customized firmware and algorithm.
Compared to SLC NAND Flash, A⁺ SLC is a great trade-off of price and performace. Leveraging the professional capability of in-house RD teams, ADATA Industrial is able to provide value-added A⁺ SLC service to meet customer needs at higher cost efficiency and reliability. With A⁺ SLC, MLC and 3D TLC NAND Flash are a viable, cost-effective alternative that can meet both your performance and budgetary needs.
Compared to MLC
P/E Cycle
Cost-Savings
Compared to MLC
P/E Cycle
Cost-Savings
| Flash Type | Endurance (P/E Cycle) | Performance | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLC | 60K | Excellent | High |
| A+ SLC | 30K | Better | Medium |
| MLC | 3K | Good | Medium |
| 3D TLC | 3K | Good | Low |
Flash Type : 112L TLC NAND (BiCS5)
Capacity : 256GB - 1TB
Operating Temperature:-40°C - 85°C
Flash Type : 96L TLC NAND (BiCS4)
Capacity : 32GB - 256GB
Operating Temperature : -25°C - 85°C
A leading Japanese manufacturer of surveilllance systems has used ADATA's industrial-grade microSD, IUDD33K for their security cameras in office builidings for 7/24 high-quality recording and monitoring.
A well-known transportation system provider in Italy has used ADATA's industrial-grade microSD, IUDD33K in their outdoor EV charging stations for great reliability and durability
5G/ Networking
Healthcare
IPC
Retail
(POS, Kiosk, Digital Signage)
Surveillance
Transportation

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