Controller Functions – Wear Leveling
Wear Leveling and Sequential Writing to NAND Memory: The image above shows a 256KB NAND block which is comprised of…
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There is a control line which selects either Bank 1 or Bank 2 to be active on the Data/Control Bus…
The reason for the controller function is to manage the NAND components and create a standard interface which interfaces well…
Diagram of a Single NAND Flash Cell: Combining Individual NAND Flash Cells into a String: All by itself, a single…
The example above shows a SLC (Single Level Cell) NAND Cell. When any current is detected between the source and…
A simple NAND Flash Cell diagram is shown above. The NAND flash cell is made from a floating gate transistor. Electrical…
If you’re thinking of getting a Solid State Drive (SSD) for your desktop or laptop computer, here are a few…
Processor vendors have continued to ramp the performance of individual processor cores, to combine multiple cores in one chip, and…
PCI-Express (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) or PCIe is a bus standard that replaced PCI and PCI-X. PCI-SIG (PCI Special Interest…
Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) is a communication protocol traditionally used to move data between storage devices and host. SAS is…
Both wear leveling techniques rely on the availability of free sectors that can be filled up with the updates: as…
A memory controller has two fundamental tasks: 1. provide the most suitable interface and protocol towards both the host and…