Speicherkartenfächer
Speicherkartenfächer, often referred to as memory card slots or SD card trays, are small compartments integrated into electronic devices designed to hold and interface with removable storage media, most commonly Secure Digital (SD) cards, but also other formats like microSD, CompactFlash, or Memory Stick. These fächer serve as the physical connection point, allowing devices such as digital cameras, smartphones, tablets, laptops, and gaming consoles to read from and write to the inserted memory card.
The primary function of a speicherkartenfach is to expand the internal storage capacity of a device. This
Speicherkartenfächer vary in design and complexity. Some are simple slots accessible directly on the device's exterior,