GREYBERG / EMBEDDED MEMORY

Embedded Memory. Engineered for Reliability.

Industrial and embedded memory solutions for demanding applications.

eMMC · UFS · LPDDR · SPI NAND

GREYBERG emmc product illustration showing package top and underside
Product illustration. Refer to the selected device datasheet for package details.

A FOCUSED PORTFOLIO

Memory Solutions

Storage and working memory for your next embedded design.

eMMC

Managed NAND storage with an eMMC 5.1 interface. Industrial-temperature, extended-temperature and commercial options.

UFS

High-performance embedded storage. UFS 2.2 options in 128GB and 256GB.

LPDDR

Low-power working memory for embedded computing. LPDDR4X options in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB.

SPI NAND

Serial NAND storage for code and embedded data. 1Gb, 2Gb and 4Gb options.

SELECT WITH CONFIDENCE

Built for Demanding Environments

Start with the conditions your system must meet. Match temperature, interface and capacity to the selected device.

Industrial Temperature

−40°C to +85°C

Available on selected eMMC and SPI NAND devices.

Supply Planning

Discuss forecast volumes, project timing and continuity requirements when selecting your memory solution.

Extended Temperature

−40°C to +105°C

Available on selected eMMC devices. Qualification requirements should be confirmed for your application.

Quality Requirements

Bring your validation and traceability requirements into the selection discussion from the start.

APPLICATION-LED SELECTION

Memory for Connected, Working Systems

Industrial Automation

HMI, control systems and industrial gateways.

IoT & Edge Computing

Connected gateways and embedded computing platforms.

Networking & Telecom

Routing, access and communications equipment.

Automotive Electronics

In-vehicle systems with application-specific qualification requirements.

POS & Smart Devices

Payment, handheld and self-service terminals.

Security & Surveillance

Cameras, access control and local analytics.

START YOUR NEXT DESIGN

Let’s Discuss Your Memory Requirements

Tell us your interface, capacity, operating environment and expected volumes.