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Advantages of an Industrial-Grade Device
Advantages of an Industrial-Grade Device
Industrial-grade devices offer several features and benefits over consumer-grade devices. While SLC NAND is a necessary foundation for any industrial application, it is by no means sufficient for a durable product. In addition to SLC NAND, a robust device should feature discrete components, complex power utilization circuitry, and a rugged construction. The following are some of the main advantages of an Industrial Grade device. Read on to learn more.
The overall specification and associated value proposition of an Industrial Grade device are higher than a Commercial Grade one. Major ISP's often produce consumer-grade devices in high volumes and provide them free of charge with service contracts. Unlike consumer-grade devices, industrial-grade devices can be used with more demanding applications. Regardless of the application, an industrial-grade device will be more reliable. A few features should be considered before buying an Industrial-grade device.
Embedded devices report a variety of things, including reliability and life remaining. This information can be used to determine when to replace a part. Often, Industrial-grade devices have adapters for prototyping phases, which can greatly reduce production costs and improve quality. In some cases, Industrial-grade devices will even be a perfect fit for OEM applications. These devices can also be used to test and develop new software prior to manufacturing a host system PCB.
The main difference between a commercial-grade and an Industrial-grade device is the overall specification. The industrial-grade device will offer better reliability and a higher associated value proposition. However, consumer-grade devices are often built in large volumes for the purpose of serving large networks of users. Because of this, these devices often come free with service contracts and are not suitable for industrial-grade applications. In contrast, consumer-grade devices will not require any special infrastructure, but are built in higher volumes.
Industrial-grade devices are typically more reliable than consumer-grade devices. Embedded devices will report on their reliability, and their life will allow OEMs to determine when and how to perform maintenance. These devices are also more cost-efficient than commercial products. They will last longer and are more reliable than their commercial counterparts. They are ideal for OEM applications, where performance and durability are critical. Further, they will not have the problem of malfunctioning.
In addition to the intangible advantages, an Industrial-grade device should have an extended temperature rating. It will be capable of withstand temperature variations up to 700C. In addition, it should also have a battery life of at least a year. In terms of cost, a Commercial Grade device is not as reliable. This means that it will not function correctly in industrial environments. This makes an Industrial-grade device a better investment.
In addition to SLC flash memory, Industrial Grade devices are designed to be highly reliable. The SLC single-level cell (SLC) provides the fastest processing speeds, making it the most reliable form of storage. In addition to speed, SLC flash memory also offers excellent reliability. Its SLC capacity is sufficient for many industrial applications. Its low power consumption and MTBF make it a great choice for the harshest environments.
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