Fast memory commonly used for CPU caches.

Synchronous dynamic random-access memory.

NAND storing one bit per memory cell.

Processor responsible for managing an SSD's flash and interface.

DRAM used by some SSDs for mapping and caching.

SSD area operated temporarily in SLC-like mode for faster writes.

Serial interface commonly used for storage devices.

First-generation SATA interface.

Second-generation SATA interface.

Third-generation SATA interface.

Connector supplying power to SATA drives.

Seven-pin connector carrying SATA data signals.

Serial Attached SCSI storage interface.

Device allowing multiple SAS devices to connect to a controller.

Host bus adapter for SAS storage.

Small Computer System Interface family of storage interfaces.

Shingled magnetic recording technology.

Time required to position a disk head.

Secure Digital removable flash-memory card.

SD card standard supporting higher capacities than basic SD.

SD standard supporting very large capacities.

SD standard designed for extremely large capacities.

Hardware managing communication with storage devices.

Motherboard controller supporting legacy peripheral functions.

Traditional chipset component handling slower peripheral interfaces.

Silicon substrate providing dense die-to-die connections.

Compact surface-mount integrated-circuit package.

Simple bearing using a lubricated sleeve.

Low-resistance resistor used for current measurement.

Protective coating covering most PCB copper.

Printed PCB markings identifying components and connections.

Bond connecting a component to a PCB.

Mixture of solder particles and flux.

Serial Digital Interface for digital video equipment.

Analog video interface separating brightness and color signals.

Digital audio interface using electrical or optical signaling.

Threaded coaxial RF connector.