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Home > News > New video about Persistent storage and read-write file systems

New video about Persistent storage and read-write file systems

15 June 2022

In many cases, embedded systems that are based on Application Processors such as the NXP i.MX6 make use of read/write file systems. In turn, these file systems use non-volatile flash technologies integrated into several different devices (NOR flashes, raw NAND flashes, eMMC's, etc.).

By nature, these components are subject to several issues that need to be handled properly. If not, this can affect negatively their performance in terms of reliability and/or lifetime.

This Technical Note deals with the use of read/write file systems in combination with such memories providing some real-world examples as well.

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