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External UFS Solution Apr., 2016 Chronicles of External Storage Current ’95s ’00s ’05s ’10s ’16s CF (’94) CFast (’10) (’10) XQD (’12) SMC (’95) xD (’02) (’08) MMC (’98) MMCplus (‘04) mobile (’08) RS-MMC MMCmobile MMCmicro (’05) (’03) (’04) UHS-I: 104MB/s SD (’99) mobile miniSD microSD (’03) (’04) (UHS-I ’10) (’10) MS Pro-HG Memory Stick (’98) MS Duo (’02) (’07) MS Pro Duo (’08) mobile (’09) M2 (’06) UFS Card(‘16) 2 / 14 Mobile Storage Inteface Bandwidth CommunicationSD UFS Technology 전환 Wi-Fi USB Up to 7Gbps, 802.11ad 5Gbps, USB 3.0 433MB/s, 802.11ac 75MB/s, 802.11n MobileSD Storage UFS 전환Interface UFS [MB/s] Embedded Storage 1200 1000 External Storage 800 UFS UFS Card 600 eMMC eMMC 5.0 5.0 400 eMMC eMMC 4.5 200 4.41 UHS-1 UHS-1 UHS-1 UHS-1 UHS-1 UHS-1 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 3 / 14 Embedded evolves into External External UFS has same technology with Embedded UFS • Based on JEDEC UFS v2.0 Specification • High performance & small size for Mobile • High performance • Mobility • Better power efficiency • Compatibility • Mobile application friendly External UFS Solution (11 x 15 x 1mm) 4 / 14 Advantages of External UFS 6Gbps UFS card is overwhelmed compared to previous card • Up to 480MB/s in S.R and 170MB/s in S.W in the present version • Much better quality than microSD Card Performance Comparison ESD / Current Sequential (MB/s) ESD Test *Measured 480 480 SD Spec *UFS Card 170 170 eUFS (6G-1L) Contact 2/4kV 15kV 80 AIR 4/8/15kV Under Test 40 * UFS Card satisfies the requirement of SD Card at least Read Write SD UHS-I Random (IOPS) Peak Current UFS Card (6G-1L) 26K 26K UFS Spec Measured (mA) * 64GB device 15K 15K Vcc (3.3v) 300mA Read Write < 150 < 300 2K 0.1K Vccq2 (1.8v) 300mA Read Write < 250 < 250 Read Write * UHS-II: 500mA (3.6v) = 1.88W * UFS: 1.6W 5 / 14 UFS Card in Open Standard, JEDEC UFS Card spec will be published in JEDEC by ‘16.Q1 UFS Card is royalty free (SD Card including Royalty in retail price) JEDEC Standard Status Royalty Free JEDEC : Open standards and publications UFS Card does not include any of for the microelectronics industry royalty in retail price from 1944 with over 250 Companies JEDEC released UFS Card Spec v1.0 on 3/30 Price ’15.Q2 ’15.Q3 ’16.3/30 1st Showing 2nd Showing Publish Ballot Passed Royalty NAND + Controller SD UFS Card 6 / 14 JEDEC Released UFS Card Spec v1.0 JEDEC Publishes Universal Flash Storage (UFS) Removable Card Standard http://www.jedec.org/news/pressreleases/jedec-publishes-universal-flash-storage-ufs-removable-card-standard JEDEC Solid State Technology Association, the global leader in the development of standards for the microelectronics industry, today announced the publication of JESD220-2 Universal Flash Storage (UFS) Card Extension Standard. The new removable memory card standard standardizes functionality that aligns with the popular UFS embedded device standard. JESD220-2 is available for free download from the JEDEC website. UFS is a high performance interface designed for use in computing and mobile systems such as smart phones and tablets where power consumption needs to be minimized. Its high speed serial interface and optimized protocol enable significant improvements in throughput and mobile system performance. The new UFS card standard provides a leading-edge removable storage solution while maintaining sequential and random IOPs performance that is critical for future mobile markets. Even using a single lane the UFS 1.0 card offers 600 MB/s interface speed in both directions and a state-of-the-art queuing mechanism to further increase system throughput. Features of the UFS card are the same as those defined in the UFS 2.0 embedded device standard: Based on the UFS 2.0 standard and compatible with the UFS HCI 2.0 standard Supports MIPI® M-PHY® HS-Gear3, HS-Gear2 (optional), and PWM-Gear1 A detailed mechanical definition is defined by the JEDEC MO-320 outline Features common to embedded UFS 2.0 devices: Support for multiple logical units, each with configurable characteristics Reliable write and background operations Secure operations such as purge and erase to enhance data security Includes write protection options, including permanent and power-on write protection Provides task management and power management functionality To optimize for cost, complexity, and assist with rapid implementation of the new UFS 1.0 card standard, product designers and engineers should note the following key areas of simplification from the embedded UFS 2.0 standard: MIPI M-PHY single-lane operation HW RESET signal not supported in UFS card Ref_clock of 26Mhz and 19.2Mhz only VCCQ supply eliminated Boot capability not supported at this time “JEDEC’s new UFS card standard offers many of the features and much of the same high-end functionality as the UFS embedded device standard, but in a convenient, removable card format that would be well suited for most mobile devices,” said Mian Quddus, Chairman of the JEDEC Board of Directors and the JC-64 Committee for Embedded Memory Storage and Removable Memory Cards. He added, “JC-64 is dedicated to fulfilling the storage requirements of the mobile industry by offering product designers a range of options to better meet their needs.” Industry Support Samsung: “Embedded UFS has been proven to deliver the best performance and highest power efficiency of any storage in the mobile industry,” said Kenny Han, vice president, NAND product planning, Samsung Electronics. “It is only natural that this exemplary performance is being passed on to removable cards in extending the functionality of consumer mobile devices. The new UFS card standard will more than meet the needs of technologies that are the vanguard of the mobile industry today like 360-degree video and Drones with multiple 4K/8K recording cameras as well as smartphones which are beginning to evolve into intelligent hubs for IoT and mobile environments.” 7 / 14 UFS Card Form Factor Information Design Concept of UFS Card • Shark is strongest and fastest fish in the sea. UFS is also. • Shark’s Fin stylish shape satisfying mechanical functionality with graceful look • JEDEC Standardization is under way [ Top View ] [ Side View ] 8 / 14 UFS Card Pin Description UFS Card is designed for avoiding electrical problem when user plug the UFS card into uSD Card slot • UFS Card has the same size with uSD Card (11x15mm) [UFS Card Pin Description] Name Type Description VCC Supply Supply voltage for the memory devices. Supply voltage used typically for the PHY interf VCCQ2 Supply ace and the memory controller and any other i nternal low voltage block. VSS Supply Ground. Input reference clock. When not active, this sin REF_CLK Input gnal shall be pull-down or driven low by the ho st SoC C/D GND Card Detect DIN_t Input Downstream data lane : differential input signal DIN_c s into UFS Drive from the host. DOUT_t Output Upstream data lane : differential output signals DOUT_c from the UFS Drive to the host. 9 / 14 Combo Socket Information Combo socket support s uSD and UFS card without any pin conflict • TE, ALPS is ready to provide Combo Socket 10 / 14 Improved UX in Sony Camera Sony released the new camera which has the highest spec • It seems that SD Card(UHS-I) is too slow to support this camera Product Resolution Burst Shot Video Storage *File Size JPG: 40MB RX1RM2 42.4M 5fps 1080p/60p @ 50Mbps SDXC (UHS-I) RAW: 80MB *Sony RX1RM2 web-site Burst Shooting Test Result http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/sony-rx1r-ii/sony-rx1r-iiA6.HTM • Buffer clearing time measured with UHS-I SD Card (R/W = 95/90MB/s) • JPEG: In case of over buffer, 0.3s/1frame to 1.5s/frame (slow down) • RAW : In case of over buffer, 0.3s/1frame to 2.2s/frame (slow down) SD Card (UHS-I) UFS Card (UFS2.0) Frames 24 Continuous mode Total File Size 1,120MB Large/Extra fine JPEG Write Performance 35MB/s 170MB/s Buffer Clearing Time 32s 6.6s (Est.) Frames 10 Continuous mode Total File Size 800MB Uncompressed RAW Write Performance 45MB/s 170MB/s Buffer Clearing Time 12s 4.7s (Est.) 11 / 14 Improved UX in Canon Camera Canon’s High-end Camera : EOS 5DS R Product Resolution Burst Shot Video Storage *File Size CF (UDMA7) JPG: 14.1MB 5DS R 50M 5fps 1080p/30p @ 90Mbps SDXC (UHS-I) RAW: 60MB *5Ds R Brochure Burst Shooting Test Result http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/canon-5ds-r/canon-5ds-rA6.HTM • Buffer clearing time measured with CF Card (R/W = 100MB/s, UDMA7) • JPEG: In case of over buffer, 0.2s/1frame to 0.3s/frame (slow down) • RAW : In case of over buffer, 0.2s/1frame to 0.6s/frame (slow down) CF Card (UDMA7) UFS Card (UFS2.0) Frames 28 Continuous High mode Total File Size 395MB Large/Fine JPEG Performance 64MB/s 170MB/s Buffer Clearing Time 6s 2.3s (Est.) Frames 15 Continuous high Total File Size 900MB Mode RAW Performance 75MB/s 170MB/s Buffer Clearing Time 12s 5.3s (Est.) 12 / 14 Improved UX in Nikon Camera Nikon’s High-end Camera: D810 Product Resolution Burst Shot Video Storage *File Size JPG: 18.1MB 1080p/60p CF (UMDA7) D810 36.3M 5fps RAW(Lossless Compressed): 40.7MB @ 50Mbps SDXC (UHS-I) RAW(Uncompressed): 73.2MB *Nikon D810 Web-site Burst Shooting Test Result http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/nikon-d810/nikon-d810A6.HTM • Buffer clearing time measured with CF Card (R/W = 100MB/s, UDMA7) • JPEG: In case of over buffer, 0.2s/1frame to 0.4s/frame (slow down) • RAW : In case of over buffer, 0.2s/1frame to 0.5s/frame (slow down) CF Card (UDMA7) UFS Card (UFS2.0) Frames 57 Continuous Hi mode Total File Size 1,030MB Large fine JPEG Performance 85MB/s 170MB/s Buffer Clearing Time 12s 6s (Est.) Frames 23 Continuous Hi mode Total File Size 930MB Lossless 14bit RAW Performance 93MB/s 170MB/s Buffer Clearing Time 10s 5.5s (Est.) 13 / 14 UFS Card(MLC) vs.