Memory cards optimised, rated for industrial & automotive apps
With up to quadruple the read speed and more than twice the write speed of the company’s previous generation cards, they assist OEMs to extend performance – from supporting “smart” surveillance systems with fast in-camera analytics, to improving high-definition video capture in surveying commercial drones and automotive dash cameras, to enhancing the responsiveness of automotive 3D mapping navigation systems.
These Industrial SD and microSD cards, and Industrial Extended Temperature SD cards (for trusted performance under extreme temperature conditions of -40C to 85C) are built for endurance and reliability requirements in industrial and commercial industries, such as IIoT, commercial surveillance, medical and other intensive “connected” applications, over extended periods of time.
The higher performance SanDisk Automotive SD cards are built to meet the rigorous reliability, quality and temperature demands of the automotive market. Compliant with the automotive AEC-Q100 Grade 3 standard (operating in ambient temperatures of -40C to 85C), they are suitable for high-capacity and fast data storage in a wide array of advanced, in-vehicle applications and systems, including navigation mapping systems, data event recorders, and infotainment systems.
They offer sequential reads speeds of up to 80 MB/sec and sequential write speeds of up to 50 MB/sec, in capacities up to 64 GB. SanDisk Industrial is also available in a microSD form factor in a range of capacities, including a high-capacity 128GB card.
The cards include an enhanced Health Status Monitor with expanded reporting capabilities to enable manufacturers to remotely monitor usage of the card and identify when card upgrades or replacements are needed. An automatic “Read Refresh” feature optimizes the card for compliance with strict OEM data retention specifications. Other intelligent features include OEM customization capabilities, enhanced power protection and “host lock” to help ensure security if the card is removed.
SanDisk/Western Digital; www.sandisk.com/oem-design
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