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JEDEC Solid State Technology Association, the global leader in the development of standards for the microelectronics industry, today announced the publication of JESD220-2 Universal Flash Storage (UFS) Card Extension Standard. The new removable memory card standard standardizes functionality that aligns with the popular UFS embedded device standard. JESD220-2 is available for free download from the JEDEC website.
UFS is a high performance interface designed for use in computing and mobile systems such as smart phones and tablets where power consumption needs to be minimized. Its high speed serial interface and optimized protocol enable significant improvements in throughput and mobile system performance. The new UFS card standard provides a leading-edge removable storage solution while maintaining sequential and random IOPS performance that is critical for future mobile markets. Even using a single lane the UFS 1.0 card offers 600 MB/s interface speed in both directions and a state-of-the-art queuing mechanism to further increase system throughput.
Features of the UFS card are the same as those defined in the UFS 2.0 embedded device standard:
Industry Support
Samsung: "Embedded UFS has been proven to deliver the best performance and highest power efficiency of any storage in the mobile industry," said Kenny Han, vice president, NAND product planning, Samsung Electronics. "It is only natural that this exemplary performance is being passed on to removable cards in extending the functionality of consumer mobile devices. The new UFS card standard will more than meet the needs of technologies that are the vanguard of the mobile industry today like 360-degree video and Drones with multiple 4K/8K recording cameras as well as smartphones which are beginning to evolve into intelligent hubs for IoT and mobile environments."
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UFS is a high performance interface designed for use in computing and mobile systems such as smart phones and tablets where power consumption needs to be minimized. Its high speed serial interface and optimized protocol enable significant improvements in throughput and mobile system performance. The new UFS card standard provides a leading-edge removable storage solution while maintaining sequential and random IOPS performance that is critical for future mobile markets. Even using a single lane the UFS 1.0 card offers 600 MB/s interface speed in both directions and a state-of-the-art queuing mechanism to further increase system throughput.
Features of the UFS card are the same as those defined in the UFS 2.0 embedded device standard:
- Based on the UFS 2.0 standard and compatible with the UFS HCI 2.0 standard
- Supports MIPI M-PHY HS-Gear3, HS-Gear2 (optional), and PWM-Gear1
- A detailed mechanical definition is defined by the JEDEC MO-320A outline
- Features common to embedded UFS 2.0 devices:
- Support for multiple logical units, each with configurable characteristics
- Reliable write and background operations
- Secure operations such as purge and erase to enhance data security
- Includes write protection options, including permanent and power-on write protection
- Provides task management and power management functionality
- MIPI M-PHY single-lane operation
- HW RESET signal not supported in UFS card
- Ref_clock of 26 MHz and 19.2 MHz only
- VCCQ supply eliminated
- Boot capability not supported at this time
Industry Support
Samsung: "Embedded UFS has been proven to deliver the best performance and highest power efficiency of any storage in the mobile industry," said Kenny Han, vice president, NAND product planning, Samsung Electronics. "It is only natural that this exemplary performance is being passed on to removable cards in extending the functionality of consumer mobile devices. The new UFS card standard will more than meet the needs of technologies that are the vanguard of the mobile industry today like 360-degree video and Drones with multiple 4K/8K recording cameras as well as smartphones which are beginning to evolve into intelligent hubs for IoT and mobile environments."
For more information, visit this page.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site