Write-heavy workloads are where embedded storage fails first. Data loggers, telematics boxes, surveillance recorders and edge gateways write continuously, and a low endurance part wears out long before the product warranty ends. This PG eMMC 5.1 is engineered around a high program erase cycle budget, so you can over-provision, log around the clock and still publish a predictable service life. It ships in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB densities with the familiar BGA153 footprint.

• High P/E cycle budget - more program erase cycles per cell so hot partitions survive years of continuous logging.
• pSLC mode option - for the most write-intensive partitions, a pSLC configuration multiplies endurance at the cost of density.
• Advanced wear levelling - static and dynamic algorithms spread writes evenly across every block to avoid early hot spots.
• LDPC ECC - low density parity check error correction keeps bit error rates low as cells age.

Endurance is not only a NAND property. The controller firmware balances wear, manages bad blocks and reports health through standard eMMC commands, so host software can monitor and pre-emptively replace a device before it fails.

• High program erase cycle endurance for continuous write applications
• pSLC option lifts endurance further on the hottest partitions
• Static and dynamic wear levelling extend usable life
• LDPC ECC protects data as cells age
• Standard eMMC 5.1 HS400 interface and BGA153 footprint
• Suited to data loggers, telematics, dashcams and edge gateways

PG has supplied flash memory from Shenzhen since day one, with CE, RoHS, ISO9001, AEC-Q100 and IATF16949 certified production. Endurance testing data and custom capacity or pSLC configurations are available for qualification projects.