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Flash file systems for Intel RISC XScale™ Single Board computers allow full PC power off batteries. Low power design, sleep mode and other features are included in the Applied Data Systems line of single board computers.
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ADS Offers a Comprehensive Flash Management System

A comprehensive flash management system is often overlooked in the embedded industry, but ADS' options ensure reliability, performance and flexibility.


Applied Data Systems partners with Datalight, Inc.® (www.datalight.com), to provide our customers with the highest quality flash file system designed for an embedded computer that is available on the market. The first manager of the one-two quality system is Reliance™, a transactional file system developed specifically for embedded systems. Engineers who choose Reliance do so because they cannot take a chance that data could be lost due to file system corruption. The Reliance file system is highly reliable, fast and efficient, flexible and easy to use, and supports any 32-bit operating system.

FlashFX Pro ®, the second part of the solution, is a high-performance, multi-threaded flash media manager targeted at applications requiring real-time response from resident flash memory. Many devices - such as cameras, set-top boxes or handheld medical devices - support streaming video or audio applications and information must be read from non-volatile storage without delays. Because of its multi-threaded design, FlashFX Pro is able to offer low read latency for these multimedia applications.

If you are interested in what kind of Flash memory to use, we refer you to this excellent whitepaper by Datalight.

 

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