mälukaarti

Mälukaarti is a term of Estonian origin that translates to "memory card" in English. It refers to any electronic storage medium that stores data in a flash memory chip. Mälukaarti are commonly used in portable electronic devices such as digital cameras, mobile phones, and video game consoles to store digital information.

The technology behind mälukaarti allows for rapid data transfer and is designed to withstand physical shock, making it ideal for portable applications. They come in various form factors and capacities, with common types including SD cards, microSD cards, and CompactFlash cards. The capacity of a mälukaarti can range from a few gigabytes to several terabytes, depending on the specific type and model.

Mälukaarti utilize non-volatile memory, meaning they retain stored information even when power is removed. This characteristic is crucial for preserving data such as photographs, videos, music, and application files. The development of mälukaarti has been instrumental in the miniaturization and increased functionality of many modern electronic devices, offering a convenient and efficient way to expand storage capabilities.