Good (cheap) flash memory chips?
- From: "Mike Matthews" <m1ke.m477hewz@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 25 Jul 2005 14:02:33 -0700
I'm designing a solid state HDD* (Think USB keydrive, but IDE) and I
need to find some flash memory chips to work with. Does anyone know of
a good chip for this type of application? They will need to handle many
writes (10,000 or more), hold data with no power (or maybe with a
button cell?), and be relitively cheap on a Dollars to Gigabytes scale.
SMT DIP is best, but other packages are fine too.
Thanks,
Mike
* Yes, I know "solid state disk drive" is an oxymoron, but you get the
idea.
.
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