Key features and applications of eMMC
1. Integration: eMMC integrates storage chips, controllers, and
interfaces into a single package, simplifying the design and
connection process.
2. Packaging form: Usually provided in BGA (Ball Grid Array)
packaging form, with a set of spherical solder balls at the bottom
for connecting the package to the printed circuit board (PCB).
3. Application areas: Mainly used for embedded systems,
smartphones, tablets, IoT devices, digital cameras, and other
devices that require small, integrated storage solutions.
4. Capacity Range: Provides various storage options with different
capacities, typically ranging from 8 GB to 512GB, to meet the
storage needs of different applications.
5. Interface standard: Similar interface standards to MMC
(MultiMediaCard) are adopted, but compared to traditional MMC
cards, eMMC focuses more on embedded applications and usually
integrates more functions. Usually, an 8-bit parallel data
interface is used.
6. Low power consumption: In embedded applications, eMMC is
typically designed for low power consumption to meet the
requirements of mobile devices and portable electronic products.
8. Easy to integrate: Due to its high level of integration, eMMC's
design and integration are relatively simple, making it suitable
for embedded system design. Overall, eMMC provides a convenient,
compact, and highly integrated storage solution suitable for many
embedded and mobile applications.
