flashNAND
flashNAND is a type of non-volatile flash memory that stores data using floating-gate transistors. Unlike NOR flash, which provides direct access to individual bytes, NAND flash organizes data into blocks and pages. This block-based structure allows for higher density and lower cost per bit, making it suitable for mass storage applications.
Data is read and written in pages, typically ranging from 2KB to 16KB. Erasing operations, however, must
The FTL acts as an intermediary between the host system and the raw flash memory. It maps
flashNAND is widely used in solid-state drives (SSDs), USB flash drives, memory cards, and embedded systems where