On 1/26/2013 4:47 PM, Andrew Lynch wrote:
However I suspect the SD will have noticeably reduced performance
relative to the IDE/CF due to the serialized nature of SD
SD /can/ support 4-bit nibbles at a 50 MHz clock rate. That's a 25 MByte
per second transfer rate. I think newer devices can go double data rate
beyond that...
Plus it has zero rotational latency and zero seek times.
That's pretty respectable compared to IDE disks.
Rob Doyle
However I suspect the SD will have noticeably reduced performance
relative to the IDE/CF due to the serialized nature of SD
SD /can/ support 4-bit nibbles at a 50 MHz clock rate. That's a 25 MByte
per second transfer rate. I think newer devices can go double data rate
beyond that...
Plus it has zero rotational latency and zero seek times.
That's pretty respectable compared to IDE disks.
Rob Doyle
