ATP AcuCurrent: Innovative Signal Integrity Optimization Technology

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Today’s SSDs face complex challenges, such as extreme temperature shifts and harsh environmental conditions, along with a multitude of other complex interplays such as controller, power, integrated circuits (ICs), microcontroller unit (MCUs), NAND configuration, and more.

Signal integrity is essential for SSD performance and dependability. It ensures reliable data transfer and storage. By lowering the possibility of needless read-retry cycles and significantly lowering error rates, ideal signal integrity enhances data throughput and dependability. This is especially crucial in industrial settings where temperature fluctuations may present additional challenges for SSDs.

Typically, SSD settings are static or fixed. With all the aforementioned complexities of SSD operation that are constantly changing, static settings no longer suffice.

How can SSDs ensure optimal signal integrity to enhance their performance and reliability amidst different environments and varying temperatures?

ATP AcuCurrent Technology: Ensuring Optimal Signal Integrity in Any Scenario

Expecting conventional, static SSD settings to tackle diverse environmental conditions is becoming increasingly unreasonable.

ATP’s AcuCurrent Technology is an innovative signal optimization technology, enabling dynamic, real-time temperature-responsive drive setting adjustments across a wide operating range, up to 125°C.

ATP leverages its expertise developed over years of research in firmware and power IC/MCU mechanisms to develop an innovative solution that considers all the complex factors mentioned.

AcuCurrent Technology is temperature-responsive, dynamically adjusting settings in real time to ensure that the SSD operates at great efficiency across various scenarios, effectively minimizing unnecessary read-retry cycles, and substantially reducing error rates.

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