NQ278 Nand Flash Memory

NAND Flash NQ278, BGA63 is a type of multi-level flash (MLC) non-volatile memory, which means that each memory cell can store two bits of data. This makes it more efficient than single-level flash (SLC) memory chips, which can only store one bit of data per cell. However, MLC flash memory chips are also less durable and have slower write speeds than SLC flash memory chips.

NAND Flash NQ278, BGA63 is a type of memory commonly used in a variety of electronic devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops and SSDs and specifically in automotive is generally used in Blue & Me control units.

The NQ278, BGA63 NAND Flash Specifications are as follows:

Capacity: 1 gigabit (GB)
Type: Multi-level cell (MLC)
Package: BGA63
Page size: 4 KB
Block size: 128 KB
Endurance: 10,000 program/erase cycles
Write speed: Up to 30 MB/s
Read speed: Up to 100 MB/s

[title] - A memory is an electronic device capable of storing information. Memories can be classified into two main broad categories: Volatile memory (where stored information is lost when power is removed), Non-volatile memory (Information is not lost when power is disconnected). Volatile memory is commonly used to store temporary information, such as data used by a program to perform a task. Non-volatile memory is used to store information that will later be permanent, such as configuration data for a device or data stored on a hard drive. There are many different types of memory, each with its own characteristics. Some common types of memory include: RAM, ROM, Flash, Eprom etc...