Flash longevity
jpero at sympatico.ca
jpero at sympatico.ca
Sun Mar 20 11:03:14 CST 2005
> >
> > Eric
>
> To my knowledge (which may be wrong) is that the reads are unlimited, it is
> the erasing that causes problems.
>
> Using the drive as a worm device should be perfect for it.
>
> CF cards are 5v tolerant devices and may be sensitive to over-voltage, if
> you are running it at 5v a current limiting resistor might be a good idea.
>
>
> Randy
> www.s100-manuals.com
>
Yes, I'm aware of the limited number of writes yet it is still useful
technology to use on classics as well as new stuff. Flash, is
written in blocks. To write anything it has to erase first then
write data onto it (like blowing a EPROM).
I'd use larger flash capacity and use brand names especially SanDisk.
For heavy use.
FRAM is very slow to develop. Come on, it is better technology to
come along...
Cheers,
Wizard
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