Overview
Innodisk’s mSATA D150Q is designed in a standard mini PCIe form factor with a SATA interface. This unique combination provides fast data transfer rate performance and allows for effective integration in small form factor applications, such as digital signage and notebooks. The mSATA D150Q also supports the SATA II standard (3.0Gb/s) and is compliant with JEDEC MO-300 standards and SATA-IO mini SATA standards. The mSATA D150Q is an SLC-based flash device and is available in capacities from 2GB up to 64GB.
Benefits
The Innodisk mSATA D150Q provides manufacturers with a suitable replacement for hard disk drives (HDDs).
- Enables personal computer design to be smaller and more compact
- Reduces operation system boot time
- Consumes less power than an HDD
- Can be configured as a boot device or a data storage device
Specifications
| Model Name |
mSATA D150Q |
| Interface |
SATA II 3.0Gb/s |
| Type |
Standard |
| Flash Type |
SLC |
| Capacity |
2GB~64GB |
| Max. Channels |
4 |
| Sequential R/W (MB/sec, max.) |
130/120 |
| Max. Power Consumption |
1.25W (3.3V x 380mA) |
| Thermal Sensor |
Y |
| External DRAM Buffer |
N |
| H/W Write Protect |
Y |
| ATA Security |
Y |
| S.M.A.R.T. |
Y |
| Dimension (WxLxH/mm) |
29.8 x 50.8 x 3.5 |
| Vibration |
20G@7~2000Hz |
| Shock |
1500G@0.5ms |
| MTBF |
>3 million hours |
| Storage Temperature |
-55°C ~ +95°C |
| Operation Temperature |
Standard Grade: 0°C ~ +70°C;
Industrial Grade: -40°C ~ +85°C |
Part Numbers
mSATA D150Q TSOP with Toshiba(Industrial, W&T Grade, -40 ~ 85℃)
DRPS-02GJ30AW3DB - 02GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-04GJ30AW3QB - 04GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-08GJ30AW3QB - 08GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-16GJ30AW3QB - 16GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-32GJ30AW3QB - 32GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-64GJ30AW3QB - 64GB mSATA D150Q
mSATA D150Q with Toshiba(Industrial, Standard Grade, 0℃ ~ +70℃)
DRPS-02GJ30AC3DB - 02GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-04GJ30AC3QB - 04GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-08GJ30AC3QB - 08GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-16GJ30AC3QB - 16GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-32GJ30AC3QB - 32GB mSATA D150Q
DRPS-64GJ30AC3QB - 64GB mSATA D150Q
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