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MicroSD cards are a type of flash memory storage device, widely used for expanding storage capacity in portable electronics. They are among the smallest removable memory card formats available. MicroSD cards are based on the flash memory technology, which allows for data to be stored and retrieved electronically. They typically come in various storage capacities, ranging from a few gigabytes to several terabytes, and are available in different speed classes that indicate their read and write performance.

These cards are commonly found in smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, drones, and portable gaming consoles. Their small size makes them ideal for devices where space is limited. MicroSD cards are formatted using the FAT file system, which is compatible with most operating systems. They often come with an adapter that allows them to be used in standard SD card slots, increasing their versatility. The standard for these cards is managed by the SD Association. Over time, the technology has evolved, leading to higher capacities and faster data transfer rates, such as the microSDXC and microSDUC standards.