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P.Vigneswari (II ECE-1) CH.Jyothi (II ECE-1) Sri Sai Aditya institute of Science and Technology
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Solid State Drive (SSD) is a data storage device like our traditional Hard Disk Drive (HDD). In SSD, the primary storage medium is through semiconductors rather than a magnetic media such as HDD.
SSD
HDD
ORIGIN OF SSD
EARLY SSDs:
1950s- Era of vacuum tubes but discontinued. 1970s & 1980s- Implemented in Semiconductor memory for early superconductors. 1978- Texas Memory Systems -a 16KB RAM SSD used by oil companies. 1979- Strong Tek- First modern SSD. 1983- Sharp PC-5000- 128KB SSD storage cartridges. 1986- Santa Clara Systems- BatRam- 4MB. 1987- EMC Corporation SSD for mini-computers.
1995: M-Systems -Flash-based SSDs- Were HDD replacements by military & aerospace industries. BITMICRO- 1999- 18GB 3.5SSD. Fusion- io 2007-PCI e-based SSD- 100,000 IOPS- capacity 320GB. Dec 2009- Technology announced the worlds first SSD using a 6 Gbps SATA interface.
High Speed
Silent
ADVANTAGES
Low Temperature Reliability Power Saving Durable Shock Resistance Vibration Resistance
POWER SAVING
Eco-Friendly Storage
SHOCK RESISTANCE
SSD 1500G
No moving parts
VIBRATION RESISTANCE
SSD 16G
No moving parts
DISADVANTAGES OF SSD
Price
Capacity
Write Cycles
Defragmentation
SSD VS HDD
FEATURE Reliability Performance SSD No moving parts, less chance for mechanical failures. Near zero latency seek means faster response times and better performance. No moving parts makes SSD much more resistant to shock and vibration. Requires less power when compared to HDD. HDD Subject to mechanical failures. Mechanical operation adds to seek times and limits response time. Excessive shock and or vibration can cause mechanical failure. More power required and higher performance HDDs will consume more power than consumer grade HDDs. Up to 1 terabyte (1024 GB) HDDs are available now.
Durability
Power
Density
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