APM128GMFFN-3BTM1GW Memory Cards, Modules

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SSDs, or Solid State Drives, are a type of mass storage device designed to replace traditional spinning hard disk drives. Unlike traditional HDDs, which use spinning media and read-write heads, SSDs are based on integrated circuits (ICs) that use rapidly changing electrical signals to store and process data. The APM128GMFFN-3BTM1GW is an example of an SSD and is a part of a larger collection of products from Alliance Pro Memory.

The APM128GMFFN-3BTM1GW is a M.2 PCIe Gen 3 x4, NVMe 1.3 SSD. It features triple-level cell (TLC) NAND flash and is designed to provide high performance, reliability, and power consumption. It boasts read performance of up to 3,400 MB/s and write performance of up to 2,000 MB/s. This is enabled by the combination of a Phison PS5007-E7 controller with an integrated Toshiba memory chip. In addition, the drive features 4KB random read/write performance of up to 340000/280000 IOPS.

The drive is designed to be used in enterprise and consumer applications such as video editing, gaming, content creation, rendering, and more. It is equipped with advanced features to improve system performance and reliability, such as dynamic SLC caching, end-to-end data protection, and advanced wear-leveling algorithms. It also features built-in power failure protection, power management, and encryption.

In terms of working principle, SSDs operate in a similar fashion to HDDs, except they do not physically move the read/write head across spinning media. Instead, data is stored, retrieved, and processed by rapidly changing the electrical signals corresponding to different bits. The controller is responsible for linking the drive to the rest of the system. It reads and writes bits, as well as monitors the NAND cells, checks for bad blocks, and implements wear-leveling algorithms.

The power consumption of an SSD depends on the capacity of the NAND and the amount of data that is read or written. For example, a 250GB SSD will typically consume less power than a 500GB SSD, and a drive that is mostly idle will consume less than one that is constantly in use. That said, SSDs are usually far more power efficient than HDDs.

Overall, the APM128GMFFN-3BTM1GW is a high-performance, reliable, and power-efficient SSD that is designed for enterprise and consumer applications. Its performance is enabled by an advanced Phison PS5007-E7 controller and integrated Toshiba memory chip, and it includes features such as dynamic SLC caching, end-to-end data protection, wear-leveling algorithms, power failure protection, power management, and encryption.

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