Single-Level Cell flash
[ˈsɪŋɡəl ˈlɛvəl sɛl flæʃ]
nounpl: Single-Level Cell flash memories / SLC flash memories
memória flash de célula de nível único
1. A type of flash memory storage technology where each memory cell stores exactly one bit of data (either 0 or 1)
Single-Level Cell flash memory is more reliable and faster than MLC or TLC flash technology.
A memória flash de célula de nível único é mais confiável e rápida do que a tecnologia flash MLC ou TLC.
2. A non-volatile storage device used in solid-state drives, USB drives, and memory cards that uses SLC technology
Enterprise SSDs often use Single-Level Cell flash for maximum performance and durability.
Os SSDs corporativos frequentemente usam memória flash de célula de nível único para máximo desempenho e durabilidade.
Single-Level Cell flash is primarily a technical term used in computing and electronics sectors. It gained prominence in Brazil and Portugal alongside the growth of the IT industry, particularly in data centers and enterprise computing environments. The term is rarely used in casual conversation but is essential in professional contexts involving hardware engineering, system administration, and IT procurement.
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