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Marvell unveils 6 Gb/s SATA controller
Kristin Lewotsky3/19/2012 3:38 PM EDT
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A solid-state drive (SSD) controller aimed at the consumer, mobile, and enterprise markets features a 6 Gb/s host interface compliant with SATA Revision 3.1. Powered by embedded processor technology, the 88SS9187 from Marvell supports up to eight NAND flash channels with interfaces up to 200 MB/s per channel. The device sports on-chip RAID technology with a customer-firmware-based algorithm to optimize retiring of defective NAND blocks, planes, dice, or devices. It also offers a high-speed DDR3 DRAM interface with support for up to 1 GB of memory, allowing customers to implement mapping algorithms.
The third-generation controller boasts the maximum sequential read performance for a SATA 6 Gb device and ~500 MB/s of sequential write performance. It supports four CEs per channel. Encoded mode allows up to 16x CEs per channel using external decoders.
Other features include:
For more information, visit Marvell.
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The third-generation controller boasts the maximum sequential read performance for a SATA 6 Gb device and ~500 MB/s of sequential write performance. It supports four CEs per channel. Encoded mode allows up to 16x CEs per channel using external decoders.
Other features include:
- A high-performance ECC engine with adaptive read and write scheme to enables correction capability
- Support for auxiliary data insertion, extraction, and comparison
- Metadata support with independent ECC support
- Hardware support to ease mixing between two different NAND devices
- Programmable drive strengths of I/Os for different NAND flash devices and different configurations
- Programmable timing parameters to support difference NAND flash devices
For more information, visit Marvell.
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