Industrial-quality memory and security products at electronica

Reliable industrial-grade memory products

Swissbit’s S-50 and S-56 series are SD and microSD memory cards that tolerate changing temperatures between read and write operations over the entire specified range of -40 to +85°C. With these resilient characteristics, this series offers the highest reliability for demanding applications such as data recorders and industrial PCs.

With its N-20m2, Swissbit offers a robust and powerful SSD, featuring low power consumption and quad PCIe-3.1 interface in standard 2242 and 2280 dimensions as well as the smaller M.2 2230 form factor. This memory module is the ideal boot medium for small embedded systems and routers.

Another product in compact BGA format is the new EM-30 in the e.MMC 5.1 standard deploying cost-effective 3D-NAND architecture in capacities from 16 to 256 GB. Applications include embedded systems, POS/POI terminals, factory automation, routers and switches, and IoT and medical systems solutions.

By using familiar form factors and common flash storage media interfaces, Swissbit provides a convenient, low-cost and low-effort integration approach for manufacturers of embedded IoT systems.

Swissbit manufactures security products in its Berlin factory as highly integrated systems-in-package under the ‘Made in Germany’ banner. Swissbit’s Technical Security Device (TSE) for converting POS systems demonstrates how intelligent security functions can be integrated into storage media.

Swissbit claims to be the first in offering a certified TSE that makes POS systems tamper-proof. Deploying a secure element and cryptographic functions, Swissbit security modules assume the function of a TPM (Trusted Platform Module) and undertake encryption tasks.

Swissbit electronica conference presentation

At 12:10pm on November 12th, Christian Ullrich, Senior Product Manager Embedded IoT Solutions at Swissbit, will present ‘IoT security embedded in memory cards’ at the event’s Embedded Platforms Conference (Track 4), where he will discuss the opportunities and challenges of the growing Embedded IoT market.