Robust flash memory controllers on show at embedded world

7th February 2018

Hyperstone

Alice Matthews

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Flash memory controller company, Hyperstone, has announced it will be exhibiting again at embedded world in Nuremberg. The company’s focus in 2018 is enabling secure storage solutions with its Application Programming Interface (API). This edge software enables developers to add their own customer firmware extensions (CFE) to Hyperstone's controllers, allowing them to address unique applications with innovative features.

API development boards for S8 SD card controller and U9 USB Flash drive controller will be featured at the show alongside several successful customer applications to demonstrate the ways in which Hyperstone controllers can be embedded across a range of designs.

At the show, Hyperstone will also be showcasing a range of industrial standard flash memory controllers together with their hyMap firmware which is supposedly best in class for random R/W-performance and extended lifetime. Designed for robust flash memory drives, Hyperstone’s U9 family of controllers are compatible with host systems that have USB 3.1 SuperSpeed 5Gbps interfaces.

Hyperstone also supports legacy host interfaces and strives to support customers with longer-term storage requirements and interfaces that have been in the market for decades. Those interested in flash support for legacy host interfaces are encouraged to meet with Hyperstone to discuss the companies’ new F9 CompactFlash (CF) controller, which enables 3D NAND Flash.

Hyperstone’s Vice President of Sales, Steffen Allert, will welcome industry professionals and interested visitors to hall 1 booth 301 at embedded world. Allert said: “embedded world is the leading international fair for embedded systems and we kindly invite those interested to come and learn more about our extensive range of reliable flash memory controller products, or to discuss designs and potential projects. We will not only be showcasing products, but also state of the art tools which allow one to select the most compatible flash.”

embedded world will be held at the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre from 27th February to 1st March.