Description
Introduction to Solid State Drives
The MTFDDAK3T8TDS-1AW1ZA is a Micron solid state drive (SSD) with a storage capacity of 3.84 terabytes (TB). It uses the SATA 6GBPS interface, which is a standard interface for connecting storage devices to a computer’s motherboard.
This SSD is designed for use in data centers and enterprise environments, where high-performance storage and large storage capacities are required. The use of solid state technology means that the drive has faster read and write speeds compared to traditional hard drives, which can improve overall system performance and reduce data access times.
It is also a type of NAND flash memory which is a non-volatile storage technology that does not require power to retain data, unlike dynamic random-access memory (DRAM). Additionally, it is also a type of TLC (triple-level cell) which means it can store 3 bits of data per cell, resulting in a higher storage density and cost-effectiveness.MTFDDAK3T8TDS-1AW1ZA is a high-performance and high-capacity SSD that is well-suited for use in data center and enterprise environments.
Enhanced Data Protection
Enhanced Data Protection (EDP) refers to a set of features and technologies that are designed to protect data stored on a solid state drive (SSD) from various types of failure or corruption. These features may include:
- Error Correction Code (ECC): This is a technique used to detect and correct errors that may occur during data storage or retrieval. ECC can help to prevent data corruption and ensure that stored data is always accurate and complete.
- Wear leveling: This is a technique used to distribute data evenly across all of the memory cells in an SSD, which helps to extend the life of the drive. Wear leveling can help to prevent overuse of certain cells, which can lead to data loss or corruption.
- Power-loss protection: This is a feature that helps to protect data stored on an SSD in the event of a power failure. Power-loss protection can include features like capacitors or batteries that can keep the drive alive long enough to save any data that is currently being written.
- Over-provisioning: This is a technique used to reserve a portion of the total capacity of an SSD for use as a spare area, which can be used to replace any bad blocks that may occur. Over-provisioning can help to ensure that data remains accessible even if certain areas of the drive become unusable.
Enhanced Data Protection is a set of techniques used to protect data stored on a solid state drive (SSD) and increase the lifespan of the drive.
Power Management
Power management refers to the ability of a device or system to control its power consumption in order to save energy and prolong battery life. In the case of a solid state drive (SSD), power management refers to the ways in which the drive can reduce its power consumption when it is not in use or when it is performing certain tasks.
One common power management feature in SSDs is called “sleep mode,” which allows the drive to enter a low-power state when it is not actively being used. This can help to conserve energy and extend the life of the drive’s battery.
Another important power management feature is called “devslp,” which allows the drive to enter a low-power state when it is not performing any tasks. This can help to conserve energy and extend the life of the drive’s battery.
In addition, some SSDs also have the ability to dynamically adjust their power consumption based on the workload they are performing. For example, they may consume more power when performing heavy I/O tasks, and less power when performing light tasks. This helps to ensure that the drive is using power efficiently and not wasting energy.
General Information
- Manufacture: Micron
- MPN : MTFDDAK3T8TDS-1AW1ZA
- Product Type : Solid State Drive
- SKU : MTFDDAK3T8TDS-1AW1ZA
Technical Information
- Storage Capacity : 3.84TB
- Interface Type : SATA 6GBPS
- Drive Type : Internal
Product Dimensions & Weight
- Height: 0.63 inch
- Width: 3.10 inch
- Depth: 5.45 inch
- Weight: 1.50 lbs
