Emphase, heaquartered
in South Burlington, Vermont, is a trusted provider of industrial and
military-grade flash solutions for embedded systems. As a provider based in the
U.S., we are not only able to maintain an intimate understanding of the embedded
market but we are better equipped to support our clients' needs and grow with
them. With Emphase you can feel safe putting your name on a system, knowing that
it won't cost your brand or service department.
see also:-
Emphase
- editor mentions on StorageSearch.com,
Emphase products overview
- editor's comments:- June 2014 - among other things Emphase markets
rugged and industrial SSDs in a range of form factors from
tiny,
CF,
and
slim
to 2.5" and Mini
PCIe and also a variety of interfaces which include
PATA,
SATA, and
USB.
Emphase
shipped its first SSDs in October 2007. The company's MIL-SPEC S5 Series
includes fast erase which takes 8 seconds for 16GB models and 35 seconds for
128GB.
See also:-
fast purge - secure
erase SSDs |
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In May
2011 -
Emphase
launched a new
range of rugged, MIL-STD-810F compliant 2.5" SATA SLC SSDs - which are
currently available with upto 128GB capacity.
The
MIL-SPEC S5
SSD has R/W speeds upto 170 / 90MB/sec respectively and
fast erase. Should
the drive lose power during a protect, erase, or destroy command, the device
will resume the operation as soon as power is restored. Standard product has
high tolerance for high altitudes, shock, vibration, temperature, and humidity -
options include conformal coating.
In June 2011 -
Emphase announced a
new range of
miniature industrial SATA SLC SSDs which have been engineered to
operate off as little as 0.5 watts max and fit into less than 4mm height.
Capacities range from 1GB to 32GB. R/W speeds upto 120/100MB/s. All S3 Series
SATA modules come with a tightly managed BOM and a 5-year warranty, with the
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| Industrial SSD
designers have refocused and chosen the viable reality of excellence in selected
niches above the less feasible goal of having the best technology roadmap for
all applications |
| 11 key SSD
ideas in 2014 | | |
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| Surviving SSD
sudden power loss |
Why should you care
what happens in an SSD when the power goes down?
This important design
feature - which barely rates a mention in most SSD datasheets and press releases
- has a strong impact on
SSD data integrity
and operational
reliability.
This article will help you understand why some
SSDs which (work perfectly well in one type of application) might fail in
others... even when the changes in the operational environment appear to be
negligible. |
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