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SSD P4 (PATA) Solid State Drive Product Manual
Rev 0.4
© 2010 SanDisk® Corporation 8 Document No. 80-11-XXXX1
1. Introduction
1.1 General Description
The SanDisk® SSD P4 builds on the momentum of the first and second generations
of pSSD and the overall trend in the market towards smaller, thinner computing
machines that enable mobility and connectivity on the go.
Using NAND flash based storage to replace Hard Disk Drives, SSD P4 provides a
much improved user experience. In addition to being rugged and reliable, the third
generation modular SSD beats HDDs in every possible metric power consumption,
sequential and random read performances as well as sequential and random write
performances. The SATA interface aligns with the global transition in the industry,
which is enforced by the platform’s chipsets.
Using the advanced 32nm memory geometry is provided in capacity range of 32GB-
128GB. The small form factor of SSD P4 enables further miniaturization of
Netbooks, SmartBooks and Tablets designs and opens doors for a whole range of
other applications.
The SSD P4 product complies with the ATA-8 standard and is electrically compatible
with a parallel IDE/ATA disk drive.
In addition to the mass storage-specific NAND flash memory chips, the SSD includes
an on-board intelligent controller for managing interface protocols, data storage and
retrieval, error-correcting code (ECC), defect handling and diagnostics, advance
power management and clock control. Using innovative data management
algorithms, the SSD P4 provides superior sequential and random IO performance,
and ensures data reliability.
NAND Flash
SSD Controller
NAND
Flash
Array - 0
High-Speed
NAND Flash I/F
SATA
Interface
NAND
Flash
Array - 1
SanDisk SSD P4 (PATA)
PATA-to-
SATA
Bridge
PATA (UDMA6)
Interface
Figure 1-1: SanDisk SSD P4 (PATA) Block Diagram
Unlike an HDD, the SSD P4 has no moving parts. It keeps working in environments
such as classrooms, kiosks and in space-restricted server racks. The patented flash
management technology brings top data integrity to the SSD, even during power
losses. Dynamic bad block management, dynamic and static wear-leveling, and
robust error detection and correction code (EDC/ECC) ensure data integrity.
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