Memory - Modules

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
VR7PU566498GBFMKT

VR7PU566498GBFMKT

Viking Technology

MODULE DDR3L SDRAM 2GB 204SODIMM

5

SFUI2048J3BP2TO-C-MS-221-STD

SFUI2048J3BP2TO-C-MS-221-STD

Swissbit

MODULE FLASH NAND SLC 2GB

0

AL24P72L8BLK0M

AL24P72L8BLK0M

ATP Electronics, Inc.

MODULE DDR3L SDRAM 8GB 240RDIMM

3

WD3SE02GX809-1333L-PD

WD3SE02GX809-1333L-PD

Wintec Industries

MODULE DDR3 SDRAM 2GB 204SOUDIMM

0

M432TNJGR-RA000-D

M432TNJGR-RA000-D

32GB SLC USB EMBEDDED 3.1 MODULE

0

78.01GC6.4000C

78.01GC6.4000C

Apacer

1GB DDR3 1333 U-DIMM 128X8 1 RAN

5

MT8KTF51264AZ-1G9P1

MT8KTF51264AZ-1G9P1

Micron Technology

MODULE DDR3L SDRAM 4GB 240UDIMM

70

HYS72T128000HR-3S-B

HYS72T128000HR-3S-B

MODULE DDR2 SDRAM 1GB 240DIMM

14

VR7PU1G6498HBFMPT

VR7PU1G6498HBFMPT

Viking Technology

MODULE DDR3L SDRAM 8GB 204SODIMM

25

SFUI2048J3BP2TO-I-MS-221-STD

SFUI2048J3BP2TO-I-MS-221-STD

Swissbit

MODULE FLASH NAND SLC 2GB

0

SFUI1024J3BP2TO-C-MS-221-STD

SFUI1024J3BP2TO-C-MS-221-STD

Swissbit

MODULE FLASH NAND SLC 1GB

0

DS1217A-128K-25

DS1217A-128K-25

Analog Devices, Inc.

MEMORY CIRCUIT, 16KX8, CMOS

18

A4F04QD8BLPBSE

A4F04QD8BLPBSE

ATP Electronics, Inc.

MODULE DDR4 SDRAM 4GB 260SODIMM

1

78.A2GC8.AF00C

78.A2GC8.AF00C

Apacer

MEMORY MODULE 2GB DDRS SDRAM

0

SP032GISFU266FS0

SP032GISFU266FS0

Silicon Power

DDR4 SODIMM 2666C19 2GX8 32GB

10

A4G08QA8BNPBSE

A4G08QA8BNPBSE

ATP Electronics, Inc.

MODULE DDR4 SDRAM 8GB 260SODIMM

23

SP002GILLU160WH0

SP002GILLU160WH0

Silicon Power

DDR3 UDIMM 1600C11 256MX16 2GB

10

AW12M64B8BLK0MW

AW12M64B8BLK0MW

ATP Electronics, Inc.

MODULE DDR3 SDRAM 4GB 204SODIMM

179

78.D2GF2.4010B

78.D2GF2.4010B

Apacer

16GB DDR4 SDRAM SO-DIMM

14

SQR-SD3N2G1K6SEFFB

SQR-SD3N2G1K6SEFFB

Advantech

MODULE DDR3L SDRAM 2GB 204SODIMM

0

Memory - Modules

1. Overview

Memory cards and modules are critical components for data storage and system operation in modern electronic devices. Memory cards are removable solid-state storage devices, while memory modules (e.g., DIMM, SO-DIMM) provide volatile/non-volatile memory for computing systems. Their importance spans consumer electronics, industrial automation, automotive systems, and enterprise infrastructure.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
SD/microSD CardsPortable flash memory with varying speed classes (UHS-I/II, V30/V60)Smartphones, drones, action cameras
CFexpress CardsHigh-speed PCIe/NVMe interface, superior durabilityProfessional DSLR cameras, video production
DRAM ModulesVolatile memory with fast access rates (DDR4/DDR5 SDRAM)Computers, servers, gaming consoles
NAND Flash ModulesNon-volatile storage with MLC/TLC configurationsSSDs, industrial controllers
MRAM ModulesNon-volatile, low-power magnetic storage technologyAerospace, IoT edge devices

3. Structure and Composition

Memory cards typically consist of a plastic/g , gold-plated contact pads, NAND flash chips, and a controller IC for wear leveling. Memory modules use PCB boards with memory chips (DRAM/NAND), heat spreaders, and serialized presence detect (SPD) EEPROM. High-end modules integrate ECC (Error-Correcting Code) circuitry and thermal sensors.

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Storage Capacity1GB-1TB for cards, 1GB-256GB per moduleDetermines data volume handling capability
Read/Write Speed10-1000+ MB/s sequential, 10k-1M IOPS randomAffects system responsiveness
Endurance1000-100,000 P/E cyclesDictates product lifespan
Operating Temperature-25 C to +85 C industrial gradeEnsures reliability in harsh environments
Interface ProtocolSD UHS-II, NVMe 1.4, DDR5Defines compatibility and bandwidth

5. Application Areas

  • Consumer Electronics: Smartphones (UFS cards), gaming consoles (custom SSD modules)
  • Industrial Automation: PLC controllers (industrial CFast cards), data loggers
  • Automotive: ADAS systems (AEC-Q100 qualified NAND), infotainment units
  • Healthcare: Medical imaging equipment (high-reliability SD cards)
  • Enterprise: Data center SSDs (3D XPoint memory modules)

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative ProductKey Features
Samsung980 Pro NVMe SSD7000 MB/s read, PCIe 4.0, TBW: 1200
KingstonFURY DDR5 RGB DIMM4800-6000 MT/s, XMP 3.0 support
SanDiskExtreme Pro CFexpress 2.01700 MB/s, 10,000 write cycles
SK hynixCRONI-DX DDR432GB RDIMM, 2666MHz, ECC
Western DigitalWD_BLACK SN850XGen4 controller, 7300 MB/s, HMB feature

7. Selection Recommendations

Key considerations include:
- Match interface standards (e.g., DDR5-6400 for latest motherboards)
- Verify environmental requirements (industrial grade for -40 C applications)
- Balance speed vs. endurance (SLC NAND for write-intensive tasks)
- Consider form factor constraints (M.2 2280 vs. U.2 for SSDs)
Case Study: For UAV video recording, select 256GB microSDXC with V60 speed class and 3D NAND to ensure 4K video capture stability.

8. Industry Trends

Emerging developments:
- Transition to 3D NAND stacking (128+ layers)
- Universal Flash Storage (UFS) 4.0 adoption in mobile devices
- CXL (Compute Express Link) interface for high-bandwidth memory expansion
- AI-optimized memory modules with processing-in-memory (PIM) architecture
- Green manufacturing: Lead-free packaging and reduced power consumption (LPDDR5X)

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