eMMC Longevity Considerations for Embedded Linux Products
Longevity is a key concern for many products utilizing embedded Linux that typically require a lifetime of 7-15 years. Given how quickly technology advances, changes, and innovates, the long-term sustainment of embedded products can be challenging. Properly selecting and configuring the storage device is essential to certify your application's performance and endurance requirements are met.
This webinar discusses strategies when choosing the right embedded storage product, firmware, and device configurations, to meet your application's must-haves while minimizing sustainment activity.
Takeaways:
Considerations to select and configure embedded NAND eMMC Devices
Gain insights into the importance of static and dynamic wear-leveling
Learn about pseudo-SLC mode
Understand how to enable long-term sustainment of embedded storage and DRAM
Have your questions answered by Kingston NAND experts
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01:09 Introduction
01:34 Introduction to Toradex
04:17 Introduction to Torizon
05:58 Introduction: eMMC Longevity Considerations for Embedded Linux Products
07:16 NAND Technology
07:16 Managed NAND Flash Storage
09:19 Managed NAND Alogrithms
11:03 NAND Flash Technology - Organization and Operation
13:00 NAND Flash Data Representation
15:23 NAnd Flash Technology - Cell Enery
17:24 NAND Flash Endurance
21:13 NAND Flash - Adress Management, Wear Leveling
21:57 Adress Translation Table - Page Mapping (simplified)
23:54 Nand Flash - Wear Leveling
25:56 Demo - Wear Leveling in Action
29:48 Monitoring Device Life
31:24 Demo - Device Monitoring on Torizon Platform
35:48 Firmware Optimized for Your Application
41:38 Managed NAND Solutions: UFS vs eMMC
44:53 Embedded vs Mobile Market
48:01 Aggregation of Supply Chain, Technologies & Services
50:55 Kingston Supply Longevity
51:16 The Kingston Embedded Solutions Advantage
51:35 Q&A
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