Phison Electronics Introduces S12DI and S17T SSD Hard Drives
The Calif.-based company states that dealers can use its new S12DI and S17T solid-state hard drives to minimize video storage issues that can include dropped frames and the loss of data because of power-related problems.
Phison Electronics has launched a pair of SSD hard drives to provide security dealers with a choice of video storage solutions.
SAN JOSE, Calif.—With the advent of high-resolution video and surveillance systems, the demand for stable performance and power loss protection in SSD hard drives continues to rise among video recording equipment and surveillance system integrators.
Supporting these applications, Phison Electronics, a provider of NAND controllers and NAND storage solutions, has announced the launch of specialized SSD storage solutions for video and surveillance systems, including the S12DI and the cost-effective S17T SSD solutions.
“From safeguarding buildings, observing remote locations for suspicious behaviors to monitoring CCTV footage, our specialized SSD storage solutions are designed to meet today’s era of high-resolution recording,” says C.S. Ma, president of Phison Electronics.
Phison Electronics SSD Hard Drives Designed to Minimize Errors
The Calif.-based company says that according to market research data, the global shipment volume of video and surveillance systems is approximately 35 million units annually. Phison claims that while traditional mechanical hard drives (HDDs) have a price advantage, their speed performance has gradually become insufficient to meet the demands of high-resolution video recording. Additionally, traditional HDDs face issues such as high failure rates, power consumption and loud noise. As a result, the demand for SSDs in high-resolution video and surveillance systems is steadily increasing.
- Sustained Write Performance to prevent dropped frames.
- Power Loss Protection (PLP) to ensure data is effectively preserved in the event of a power outage.
- Reliability and durability to support continuous intensive data writing for extended periods, such as 24 hours.
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