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Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing is the industry's
most comprehensive and experienced single source for embedded solutions, ranging
from Processing, Subsystems, Data Communication, DSP, and Video & Graphics
to the most advanced board level components and fully integrated custom systems.
The Embedded Computing group serves the defense, aerospace, commercial and
industrial markets and is part of Curtiss-Wright Controls Inc. For more
information about Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing visit
www.cwcembedded.com.
see also:-
Curtiss-Wright
- editor mentions on STORAGEsearch.com
- editor's comments:- CWC also makes
PMC / XMCform
factor solid state disks
In November 2008 - Curtiss-Wright
launched 2 new flash SSDs in XMC and PMC form factors with upto 32GB capacity.
Each card contains 2 independent SATA SSDs with upto 30MB/s throughput. For
maximum throughput (50MB/s) the 2 drives can be run in RAID 0 mode.
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| Can You Trust Your Flash
SSD's Specs? |
Editor:- I've noticed is that
the published specs of
flash SSDs change
a lot -from the time a product they are first announced, then when they're
being sampled, and later again when they are in volume production.
Sometimes
the headline numbers get better, sometimes they get worse. There are many good
reasons for this.
The product which you carefully qualified may
not be identical to the one that's going into your production line for a
variety of reasons...
And here's another thing to worry about...
The
enterprise flash SSDs which you benchmarked yourself - may surprise you by
running much slower when deployed in your own applications due to
common "halo" errors which are implicit in the set ups of many
performance test suites which were originally designed for HDDs. ...read the article | |
