Greenliant Systems has started volume production of its SATA interface NANDrive solid state drives (SSDs). The GLS85LS product family has the same pin-out across all capacities - 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB and higher in the future - which simplifies system-level board design.
Measuring 14x24x1.95mm, in a 145 ball grid array (BGA), 1mm ball pitch package, SATA NANDrive devices are one of the smallest SSDs, giving OEMs flexibility when designing data storage into their embedded products. The BGA package can be soldered directly onto the motherboard - no extra connectors are needed -providing added stability to the SSD. SATA NANDrive is available now.
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