The 112L 3D NAND (BiCS5) SSD
With DRAM Buffer
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
ISSS31C
2.5" SSD
- Form Factor : 2.5”
- Capacity : 128GB - 2TB
- Interface : SATA III
- Seq. Read (Max.) : 560MB/s
- Seq. Write (Max.) : 500MB/s
- Operating Voltage : 5V
ADVANTAGES OF DRAM BUFFER
Process smaller packets of amount of data
Better IOPS performance than DRAM-less SSDs
Longer Lifespan
HIGH STABILITY IN HARSH ENVIRONMENT
Thermal Throttling
Ensures data stored in the SSD are safe from extreme temperatures, while also helping to extend SSD lifespan.
Wide-Temp. Operability
Wide temperature support: -40°C to 85°C，use strictly-sorted OG IC and pass stringent validation tests for high stability
ESD Protection
Complies with ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) IEC/EN 61000-4-2 level 4 standard，meets the industrial standard(exclude IM2S31C4)
STRONG INTEGRATION OF HW AND FW
ORIGINAL IC
Implement the high-quality original IC of KIOXIA and WDC to ensure great reliablity.
3K P/E Cycles
*Greatly improve the product endurance. *The P/E cycle is up to 30,000 times with A+ SLC technology
LDPC ECC Technology
Detect errors and fix them for improved data integrity
E2E Data Path Protection
Ensures data be protected during transmission
Wear Leveling
Avoids excessive use of specific chunks of flash memory for improved product longevity
TARGET APPLICATIONS
5G Networking
Automation
Embedded System
Industrial PC
Surveillance
Transportation
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