Introduction

Hardware Encryption

Hardware encryption is data encryption done at the drive level. This is used to ensure that the data stored on the drive is secured from unwanted intrusion.

Features

Security algorithms

128-bit AES

SSD form factor

2.5"

SSD capacity

240 GB

Interface

Serial ATA III

Memory type

MLC

NVMe

N

Component for

PC/notebook

Hardware encryption

Y

Read latency

80 µs

Write latency

85 µs

Lithography

25 nm

Enhanced Power Loss Data Protection technology

N

Uncorrectable Bit Error Rate (UBER)

< 1 per 10^16 bits read

Mean time between failures (MTBF)

1200000 h

Market segment

Mobile

SSD ARK ID

66250

Power

Power consumption (read)

0.85 W

Power consumption (write)

0.85 W

Power consumption (idle)

0.6 W

Operational conditions

Operating temperature (T-T)

0 - 70 °C

Operating vibration

2.17 G

Non-operating vibration

3.13 G

Operating shock

1500 G

Non-operating shock

1500 G

Weight & dimensions

Height

7 mm

Weight

78 g

Other features

Random write (8GB span)

6000 IOPS

Sequential reading

550 MB/s

Sequential writing speed

520 MB/s

Random read (8GB span)

5000 IOPS