Flash-NAND

Nand Flash is the other type of Non-volatile FLASH Memory (NVM)  
The difference between NAND and Nor Flash Memory is that Nand Flash Memory is written and read in blocks, whereas NOR Flash Memory reads and writes bytes independently. NAND flash offers faster erase and write times than NOR flash, while NAND technology delivers better density at a lower cost per bit.

Common types of NAND flash storage include SLC, MLC, TLC, QLC, and 3D NAND. The difference between each type is the number of bits per cell. The more bits stored in each cell, the less expensive the NAND flash storage would be. However, it also lowers the endurance of the component.

SLC, or single-level cells, store one bit per cell. SLC has the highest endurance but is also the most expensive type of NAND flash storage.

SLC NAND flash memory is the ideal choice for storing critical data in demanding environments, as it offers high performance, reliability, and endurance. 

SLC NAND is offered in both Parallel and Serial (SPI – Serial Peripheral Interface) Interfaces.

Another variation of SLC NAND is to use it in MCP (Multi-Chip Package) technology. This is usually based on SLC NAND with LPDDR.

ARCOTEK supports SLC NAND components in a variety of densities, interfaces, packages, and temperature ranges to suit the specific needs of each customer. No matter what kind of Applications you are working on, whether IoT, Embedded, Smart Meters, Dash Cams, Factory Automation, Medical Devices, or anything else, you can rely on ARCOTEK to have the right SLC NAND solution for you.

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