UDinfo, FIPS 140-2 certification, SATA Revision 3.1 industrial SSD, 3D TLC, maximum capacity 2TB
【UDinfo M2S-80DA(FIPS 140-2) Features】 ■ S.M.A.R.T (Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology) ■ Thermal Throttling ■ OPAL (Self-Encrypting Drive) ■ FIPS 140-2 (Federal Information Processing Standards) ■ Supports the following hardware power loss protection (optional) Protects against data loss even for the last data during write operations when the power is suddenly cut off. Additional polymer tantalum capacitors hold up for a few milliseconds to maintain the writing of DRAM data to NAND flash.
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Specifications - Type: 3D TLC - Interface: SATA Revision 3.1 - Operating Voltage: 3.3V - Capacity: 3D TLC: 128GB to 2TB - Read Speed: 550MB/s (maximum) - Write Speed: 530MB/s (maximum) - Operating Temperature: 0 to 70℃ (standard), -40 to 85℃ (extended) - Dimensions: 80(L) x 22(W) x 3.5(H) - Certification: RoHS, CE & FCC
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・Applications Industrial computers, embedded devices, automotive equipment
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| M2S-80DAxxxxxxxxxx | 3D TLC, 0～70℃ / -40～85℃ |
| M2S-80DCxxxxxxxxxx | 3D TLC, 0～70℃ / -40～85℃ |
| M2S-80DExxxxxxxxxx | 3D TLC / 3D pSLC, 0～70℃ / -40～85℃ |
| M2S-80UBxxxxxxxxxx | SLC / MLC / 2D pSLC / 3D TLC / 3D pSLC, 0～70℃ / -40～85℃ |
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Currently, Taiwan has become a global supply base for industrial electronic equipment, and we aim to contribute to the development of Japanese industry by providing excellent industrial electronic equipment from Taiwan to Japanese engineers. As a specialized trading company for industrial electronic equipment, we will supply the necessary industrial electronic devices (LCD displays, LCD modules, embedded PCs, AI embedded PCs, panel PCs, CPU boards, measurement and control boards, network devices, video equipment, GPS devices, wireless transmission devices, IoT sensors) to engineers.
