Tuesday, March 26th 2024
ATP Introduces High-Endurance Video Recording Memory Cards
ATP Electronics, the global leader in specialized storage and memory solutions, introduces its new S650Si (TLC) and S750Pi (pSLC) Series SD and microSD memory cards built with 176-layer 3D NAND technology and low-density parity check (LDPC) controller.
With expanded capacity offerings up to 512 GB and 5-year extended supply longevity support, the new memory cards are targeted for growing segments spurred by 5G, artificial intelligence (AI), and edge technologies, such as AI-enabled surveillance, smart homes, mobile monitoring, automotive recorders, remote healthcare, and security surveillance systems requiring heavy write and re-write usage.
High Endurance: Best-in-Class Cost-per-GB Memory Card Solutions
The graph below shows that based on 13 Mbps (lowest bitrate of HD recording) tested at 128 GB capacity point, ATP's 176-layer TLC cards do not only deliver extended recording hours compared to competitors with the same storage capacity but also present a cost-effective solution for video recording.
AI Surveillance Infrastructures: We Build With You
With the rapid advancement of AI technology and the proliferation of edge computing infrastructure and applications, ATP is fully capable of addressing diverse, application-specific needs through its mass production infrastructure. ATP-developed firmware and hardware configurations can meet customers' unique requirements.
ATP SD Life Monitor: Intelligent Workload Inspection
ATP's SD Life Monitor tool provides "Workload Inspection." This gives customers a quick look of the write operation and file size by the host systems pre-qualification. The information is presented as a pie graph for ease of monitoring.
Considering the NAND flash page size and FW algorithm, ATP then provides recommendations and more information for the host devices' program data based on the multiples of minimum data transfer size in SD/microSD card datasheet.
Upon tuning according to workload inspection, ATP's memory cards exhibited consistent latency performance when compared to untuned memory card solutions.
Stable latency ensures consistent performance even after long-term writing, ensuring good-quality continuous video recording. This is especially important for applications like digital video recorders (DVRs), where unexpected latency can result in frame dropping or low recording quality.
In the following graph, ATP's TLC solutions with optimized latency (blue) maintain stable performance, which ensures high quality real-time video recording even after long-term writing. In contrast, unoptimized solutions (gray) show latency spiking up after a period of programming.
Joint Validation Service
ATP performs compatibility and function tests using client-supplied host devices and systems to proactively detect and minimize failures that may not have been caught in production tests. Below are joint validation tests optimized according to application needs.
System-in-Package (SiP) wafer/die process makes ATP memory cards resistant to water, dust, and shock; however, it also makes it difficult to perform component analysis compared to SMT (surface- mount technology) process. ATP's uniquely designed substrate and debug tool make post-analysis possible.
With expanded capacity offerings up to 512 GB and 5-year extended supply longevity support, the new memory cards are targeted for growing segments spurred by 5G, artificial intelligence (AI), and edge technologies, such as AI-enabled surveillance, smart homes, mobile monitoring, automotive recorders, remote healthcare, and security surveillance systems requiring heavy write and re-write usage.
- Native TLC mode: High endurance is critical in any non-stop recording environment. With capacities ranging from 64 GB to 512 GB, the S650Si Series is rated for 5K+ P/E cycles and Terabytes Written (TBW) of up to 2,000 TB.
- pSLC configuration: For customers requiring an even higher-endurance solution, the S750Pi Series pseudo single level cell configuration offers up to 100K+ P/E cycles and TBW rating of up to 12,670 TB. These memory cards are available in capacities from 16 GB to 128 GB.
The graph below shows that based on 13 Mbps (lowest bitrate of HD recording) tested at 128 GB capacity point, ATP's 176-layer TLC cards do not only deliver extended recording hours compared to competitors with the same storage capacity but also present a cost-effective solution for video recording.
AI Surveillance Infrastructures: We Build With You
With the rapid advancement of AI technology and the proliferation of edge computing infrastructure and applications, ATP is fully capable of addressing diverse, application-specific needs through its mass production infrastructure. ATP-developed firmware and hardware configurations can meet customers' unique requirements.
ATP SD Life Monitor: Intelligent Workload Inspection
ATP's SD Life Monitor tool provides "Workload Inspection." This gives customers a quick look of the write operation and file size by the host systems pre-qualification. The information is presented as a pie graph for ease of monitoring.
Considering the NAND flash page size and FW algorithm, ATP then provides recommendations and more information for the host devices' program data based on the multiples of minimum data transfer size in SD/microSD card datasheet.
Upon tuning according to workload inspection, ATP's memory cards exhibited consistent latency performance when compared to untuned memory card solutions.
Stable latency ensures consistent performance even after long-term writing, ensuring good-quality continuous video recording. This is especially important for applications like digital video recorders (DVRs), where unexpected latency can result in frame dropping or low recording quality.
In the following graph, ATP's TLC solutions with optimized latency (blue) maintain stable performance, which ensures high quality real-time video recording even after long-term writing. In contrast, unoptimized solutions (gray) show latency spiking up after a period of programming.
Joint Validation Service
ATP performs compatibility and function tests using client-supplied host devices and systems to proactively detect and minimize failures that may not have been caught in production tests. Below are joint validation tests optimized according to application needs.
- Software Joint Integration
- Compatibility Study and Test
- Device Signal Measurement
- Function/Performance Enhancement
- Additional tests (e.g., Industrial Standard, Power Cycling Test)
System-in-Package (SiP) wafer/die process makes ATP memory cards resistant to water, dust, and shock; however, it also makes it difficult to perform component analysis compared to SMT (surface- mount technology) process. ATP's uniquely designed substrate and debug tool make post-analysis possible.
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