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USB Compact Flash |
store and transfer data,
removable and reusable |
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Type I CompactFlash
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Interface: IDE/ATA
and USB, auto-sensing
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Substained write performance (host to Flash) - 600KB per second
(4X-Speed)
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Data transfer rate to/from host - Up to 10MB/sec (burst)
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Start-Up Time (sleep to read/write) - <10 ms
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Data transfer rate (card to PC) - Up to 850KB/Sec
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Compact Flash |
same |
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Transfer Rate Up to 16.6
MB/sec from host to buffer.
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Fast read access time under
200ns, with write access time at 10us, typically
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MTBF: 1,000,000 hours,
minimum 10,000 insertions
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Operating shock: 2,000G
maximum
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50-pin card is only
one-third the size of traditional PC cards |
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MultiMedia Card (MMC) |
same |
- Clock rate:
0 to 20 MHz (variable)
- Voltage range:
2.0 to 3.6 volts
- Data read rate:
20 Mbps maximum for standard MultiMediaCard bus
- Dimensions:
32 x 24 x 1.4 millimeters
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ATA |
same |
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read: 80 mA
max
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write: 80 mA
max
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PC Card Type
II size
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Operating shock: 2,000G maximum
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Mininum 1,000,000 erase cycles
Minimum 10,000 Insertions
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Apacer ATA flash card is
PCMCIA (Personal Computer Memory Cards International Association)
Type-II with 68 pins.
The Apacer ATA Flash card
can be formatted to boot directly from the computer or notebook
without the hard disk. |
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Smart Media |
same |
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only one third the size of a
credit card.
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Endurance: 1,000,000 program
/erase cycles
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Main Applications |
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IBM Microdrives |
same |
- Media transfer rate
32-49 Mbits/sec
- Rotational speed 4500
RPM
- Interface:
CompactFlashType II
- Seek time (typical
read) average 15 ms
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Miniature Card |
same |
- 60-connection Memory-only Bus
- DRAM Interface
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info |
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MEMORY STICK |
same |
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for use with
digital cameras, camcorders and computers. |
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Compact Flash Reader: USB |
Read / Write compact flash card |
USB connection |
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allows users of digital
cameras, digital music players (MP3), PDAs and other portable devices
to transfer data to and from a PC or Mac. |
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CompactFlash Card Reader:
Parallel |
same |
Parallel connection |
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CompactFlash Card Adapter:
PCMCIA |
same |
CompactFlash card 50-pin to
PCMCIA 68-pin transfer media |
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CompactFlash/CFII Reader:
Firewire |
same |
FireWire-IEEE1394 interface |
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Smart Media Reader: USB |
Read / Write Smart Media
flash card |
USB connection |
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Smart Media Reader: PCMCIA |
same |
PCMCIA Type
II connection |
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SmartMedia Card Reader:
Parallel |
same |
Parallel
connection |
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Flash card Floppy Adapter
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Read / Write flash card through floppy drive |
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Simply plug in your flash
Card into the adapter and you can transfer data from the flash memory
card to your PC |
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MultiMediaCard/Secure
Digital card reader: USB |
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USB
connection |
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CardMaster: Internal ISA |
PC Card Reader |
Internal ISA PC Card Reader with ISA controller card. |
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CardMaster: External SCSI |
PC
Card Reader |
External SCSI connection |
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CardMaster: External SCSI |
SmartMedia/PC Card -Type
I/II/III Reader |
External SCSI
connection |
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Card reader:
Internal SCSI |
CompactFlash/SmartMedia/PC Card-Type I/II/III |
Internal SCSI connection |
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Digital Film Reader: USB |
SmartMedia & CompactFlash
reader |
USB
connection |
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CFII CompactFlash to Type II
PC Card adapter |
CFII CompactFlash to Type II
PC Card |
Compatible w/ CFI and CFII,
including IBM Microdrives |
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Memory Stick - Type II PC Card Adapter. |
Memory Stick to Type II PC Card |
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SmartMedia - Type II PC Card Adapter. |
SmartMedia to Type II PC Card |
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Hot links
Hot topics
CompactFlash is a small, removable storage
device used in a variety of electronic
applications, including digital cameras,
personal digital assistants (PDAs), digital
music players, and test equipment. CompactFlash
is used more like a hard drive than RAM — it's
designed with flash technology, a non-volatile
storage solution that does not lose its
information when the power is turned off.
Comparison: Miniature Card, SmartMedia,
Small PC Card, Multimedia Card and Compact
Flash
What
is the difference between "PC Card" and
"PCMCIA"? |
