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MLC (Multi-Level Cell) SSDs perform in HPEC Rugged Environment

14/12/2015

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Cost, performance and reliability are often conflicting goals.

Because all solid state flash drive (SSD) products are not created equal—and because flash storage is practically a given for use in high performance embedded computing (HPEC) applications—system designers should understand the critical tradeoffs between competing flash technologies when evaluating SSDs.


Technology Differences: MLC vs. SLC
The difference between MLC and SLC is in the voltage level treatment and control within the cells. SLC stores a single bit in two binary states in each cell, while MLC stores two bits in four binary states in each cell.

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