H27TDG8U2D5R
SK Hynix 128Gb 3D TLC NAND for cost-optimized storage and embedded applications
Product Overview
Description
The H27TDG8U2D5R is a 128Gb (16GB) 3D TLC NAND flash memory designed for cost-optimized storage solutions. With Toggle DDR 3.0 interface and compact BGA-132 package, it enables economical SSD and embedded storage designs.
This lower-density NAND is ideal for entry-level SSDs, embedded systems, and applications where cost is the primary consideration. The proven 3D TLC technology provides reliable storage with adequate endurance for consumer applications.
The H27TDG8U2D5R offers an excellent entry point for SSD manufacturers targeting budget-conscious markets while maintaining SK Hynix quality and reliability standards.
Product Series
H
Primary Application
Entry-level SSDs
Key Features
- 128Gb density for cost-optimized designs
- Toggle DDR 3.0 interface
- 3D TLC technology
- 1,000-3,000 P/E cycle endurance
- BGA-132 compact package
- Low power consumption
- Cost-effective solution
Specifications
| Memory Type | 3D TLC NAND |
|---|---|
| Density | 128Gb (16GB) |
| Interface | Toggle DDR 3.0 |
| Data Rate | Up to 533MT/s |
| Voltage | 1.8V / 3.3V |
| Package | BGA-132 |
| Page Size | 16KB |
| Block Size | 2MB |
| Operating Temperature | 0C to +70C |
Applications
Entry-level SSDs
Electronic system design
Embedded storage
Electronic system design
USB flash drives
Motor drive and control systems
Memory cards
Electronic system design
Industrial storage
Industrial automation and control
Automotive storage
Automotive and EV electronics
FAE Expert Insights
"The H27TDG8U2D5R is perfect for applications where every penny counts. The 128Gb density enables very cost-effective 128GB to 512GB SSDs for budget markets. I've used this in embedded systems and entry-level consumer SSDs where it delivers reliable performance at the lowest possible cost. The Toggle DDR 3.0 interface is widely supported by controllers, and the BGA-132 package is easy to work with. For applications not requiring high performance, this NAND provides excellent value."
Economical NAND for cost-sensitive applications
— Embedded Storage FAE, BeiLuo
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 128Gb NAND still relevant for new designs?
Yes, 128Gb NAND remains relevant for: 1) Cost-sensitive markets - entry-level SSDs where price is critical, 2) Embedded applications - industrial and automotive systems with modest storage needs, 3) Legacy support - existing designs requiring consistent BOM, 4) Small form factors - compact devices with limited space, 5) Specific capacity points - 128GB and 256GB SSDs for budget segments. While higher densities are becoming mainstream, 128Gb NAND serves important market segments.