Choosing the right SD and microSD card requires careful evaluation of application requirements, manufacturer support, and long-term reliability to ensure optimal performance in industrial environments.

Delkin's USA-made industrial-grade SSDs and card form-factors meet CHIPS Act mandates, support USA Semiconductor manufacturing, and protect US Technology jobs.

This presentation will help users understand the differences in classifications and designations of microSD and SD cards, bus speed classifications, microSD and SD card speed classifications, host device / capacity classifications, and application performance classifications.

NAND Flash is a type of memory that can maintain the data stored within its’ cells even when there is no power being provided to the storage device. For this reason, NAND Flash is known as “Non-Volatile” memory.

Delkin Device's industrial-grade 2.5” solid-state drives are a preferred, solid-state solution for embedded, harsh environment applications.

Delkin Device’s Utility and Utility+ series microSD/SD cards utilize cost-effective MLC/industrial 3D NAND Flash in industrial-grade cards.

Delkin Devices' C600 and C670A series industrial SLC CompactFlash (CF) cards feature high-endurance SLC single-level cell NAND Flash for ultimate reliability.

Delkin Device's industrial M.2 SSDs deliver outstanding performance in a small form factor and include features to improve Flash management.

Delkin Devices' industrial SLC microSD and SD cards utilize true industrial controllers and SLC Flash to deliver rugged, high-endurance solutions.

It’s important to use the correct flash memory for long term IoT SBC use to prevent data corruption and protect against Murphy’s Law.

Delkin Devices manufactures industrial flash storage solutions for embedded, industrial applications that include Industrial CF, Industrial SD, Industrial microSD, Industrial SSD, and Industrial USB.