ATP N600Vc M.2 NVMe 2280 series

Description

ATP N600Vc M.2 NVMe 2280 series – Industrial M.2 NVMe 2280 3D TLC SSD´s with 120GB to 480GB capacity

The new N600Vc/A600Vc Series SSDs offer lower cost per GB compared to ATP’s mainstream Superior Line, but use prime NAND die along with ATP’s superior integrated circuits (IC) sorting process to guarantee drive quality, performance, reliability, and endurance better than other SSD solutions in the market that use pre-packaged ICs instead of wafers or die.

The Value Line is tailored for read-intensive applications, such as web server, box pc, kiosk/point-of-sale systems (POS), and other industrial/embedded boot drive requiring speed and reliability.

Lower cost per GB with a wide range of capacity offerings

The N600Vc Series is available in capacities from 120 GB to 960 GB for M.2 2280/2242, while the A600Vc Series is available in capacities from 128 GB to 1 TB for M.2 2242/2280, 2.5” and mSATA to offer more cost-effective options for applications with varied storage requirements.

Cost-effective, DRAM-less storage and data-at-rest PLP

The N600Vc/A600Vc Series Value Line SSDs are DRAM-less, which means that logical data maps are stored on the NAND flash instead of the dynamic random access memory (DRAM). This makes the N600Vc/S600Vc Series ideally suited for heavy random-read applications such as booting, which require minimal or even no write operations. They are also faster alternatives to mechanical drives and make good alternatives for those who wish to make the transition.

Having no DRAM also means less-complex operations, which translate to lower power draw and thus, higher power savings.

For the N600Vc Series, Host Memory Buffer (HMB) is a key feature. This helps reduce latencies by allowing the host driver to allocate a portion of its system memory for the exclusive use of the SSD as cache for address mapping information and/or user data.

The new NVMe/SATA offerings are available with C-Temp (0 to 70°C) support. Firmware-based power-loss protection (PLP) safeguards data at rest or stored data and minimizes the effects of a sudden power loss by creating multiple backups of the in-system programming (ISP) code and link table mapping address.