Flash ATA-Disk Chip
Source: Silicon Storage Technology, Inc.
The ATA-Disk Chip (ADC) product family uses the company's SuperFlash technology, and is a single-device ATA/IDE protocol-compatible solid-state embedded mass data storage device
Silicon Storage Technology, Inc.k Chip (ADC) product family uses the company's SuperFlash technology, and is a single-device ATA/IDE protocol-compatible solid-state embedded mass data storage device. ADC uses a standard ATA/IDE protocol and can be used as a replacement for conventional IDE hard disk drives. The product family is ideal for embedded mass data storage applications that require low-power and high-performance yet at the same time, smaller and more reliable mass data storage.
The ADC family provides complete IDE hard disk drive functionality and compatibility in a single device. It has built-in microcontroller and file management firmware that supports the ATA standard interface.
The ADC products are packaged in a 32-pim DIP package and are available in a range of capacities from 8 Mbyte to 64 Mbyte. The ADC supports both 5.0V and 3.3V operation.
The family includes a Write Protect (WP) pin to protect contents from external erase or over write.
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