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SMARTsemi's KTSD8GP2AKIT1 industrial SD Memory Card is fully SDHC UHS-I (v3.01 / SDR104) compliant. The device stores up to 8GB of data, video, or images in high-performance MLC NAND Flash. Type: UHS-I. Speed Classes: C10 / U3 / V30. The FLASH cards are packaged in trays. It is specifically designed to meet strict industrial operating and environmental requirements, making it equally ideal for defense, medical, networking, telecom, transportation, and industrial robotics applications as well as video game consoles, home theater devices, security cameras, and IoT solutions.

SMARTsemi's KTUDEGA1AWIT1 industrial microSD Memory Card is fully SDXC UHS-I (v6.1) compliant. The device stores up to 256GB of data, video, or images in high-performance 3D-TLC NAND Flash. Type: UHS-I. Speed Classes: C10 / A2 / U3 / V30. The FLASH cards are packaged in trays. It is specifically designed to meet strict industrial operating and environmental requirements, making it equally ideal for defense, medical, networking, telecom, transportation, and industrial robotics applications as well as video game consoles, home theater devices, security cameras, drones, tablets, Smartphones, and other mobile devices.

This 1Gb DDR2 SDRAM is organized as 64 M x 16 bits and is an 800 Mbps component packaged in an 84-ball FBGA. It is available in three temperature ranges: KTDM1G2D680BGCEAT - Commercial KTDM1G2D680BGIEAT - Industrial KTDM1G2D680BGAEAT - Wide (Automotive) The device is widely compatible as a replacement for DDR2 SDRAMs used in embedded applications. These part numbers refer to Tray packaging.  

This 1Gb DDR3(L) SDRAM is organized as 128 M x 8 bits and is a 1866Mbps component packaged in a 78-ball FBGA. It is available in two temperature grades for various applications: Industrial (KTDM1G3C818BGCIEAT) Commercial (KTDM1G3C818BGCEAT) The device is widely compatible as a replacement for DDR SDRAMs used in embedded applications. This part number refers to Tray packaging.

SMARTsemi's KTUDAGP2AKIU1 industrial microSD Memory Card is fully SDHC UHS-I (v6.1) compliant. The device stores up to 16GB of data, video, or images in high-performance pSLC NAND Flash. Type: UHS-I. Speed Classes: C10 / U3 / V60. The FLASH cards are packaged in trays. It is specifically designed to meet strict industrial operating and environmental requirements, making it equally ideal for defense, medical, networking, telecom, transportation, and industrial robotics applications as well as video game consoles, home theater devices, security cameras, drones, tablets, Smartphones, and other mobile devices.

SMARTsemi's KTUDBGP2AKIT1 industrial microSD Memory Card is fully SDHC UHS-I (v6.1) compliant. The device stores up to 32GB of data, video, or images in high-performance 3D-TLC NAND Flash. Type: UHS-I. Speed Classes: C10 / U3 / V30. The FLASH cards are packaged in trays. It is specifically designed to meet strict industrial operating and environmental requirements, making it equally ideal for defense, medical, networking, telecom, transportation, and industrial robotics applications as well as video game consoles, home theater devices, security cameras, drones, tablets, Smartphones, and other mobile devices.

The SMARTsemi 16GB eMMC 5.1 Embedded Flash Drive, KTMAGP3BMI01 (industrial grade), combines high-capacity TLC NAND Flash memory with a high-speed Multimedia Card (MMC) controller. The device has exception Random Read/Write performance. The eMMC is housed in a single 153-FBGA package. The devices are used in a wide range of consumer, networking, communications, and industrial applications. This part number refers to Tray packaging.

SMARTsemi's KTUDCGP2AKIT1 industrial microSD Memory Card is fully SDXC UHS-I (v6.1) compliant. The device stores up to 64GB of data, video, or images in high-performance 3D-TLC NAND Flash. Type: UHS-I. Speed Classes: C10 / U3 / V30. The FLASH cards are packaged in trays. It is specifically designed to meet strict industrial operating and environmental requirements, making it equally ideal for defense, medical, networking, telecom, transportation, and industrial robotics applications as well as video game consoles, home theater devices, security cameras, drones, tablets, Smartphones, and other mobile devices.

Since the pandemic threw the semiconductor supply chain off balance in 2020, OEMs and suppliers have kept a finger on the pulse of the market. The global chip shortage left...