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The Marvell Bravera SC5 SSD controllers enable next-generation solid-state drives for cloud and data center flash storage applications. The products in the Bravera SSD family - MV-SS1331 and MV-SS1333 support 16 high performance NAND channels respectively.
The Bravera SC5 SSD controllers are NVMe 1.4b compliant and feature end-to-end data protection with support for up to 4 PCIe lanes, or a dual port up to 2 PCIe lanes per port. The flash controller issues read, write, or erase commands to the NAND and has a hardware RAID engine. Its error correction engine, the Marvell 5th generation of NANDEdge, uses low-density parity coding (LDPC) that is compatible with a variety of NAND types: SLC, MLC, TLC, and QLC from all NAND Vendors.
The Bravera SC5 SSD controllers features 72-bit DDR interface with the option of using either DDR4 or LPDDR4X and has 10 embedded processor cores: Arm Cortex-R8 cores plus additional Cortex-M7 cores for providing further flexibility. In addition, a Cortex-M3 processor core with integrated instruction/data SRAM and crypto engines (AES, SHA, RSA, ECC) in a secure boundary handles the security (TCG) standards for all secure drive control and key management.
Featuring ultra low latency (< 6us) can enable SSD storage solutions that offer levers to control and meter performance at the drive level being able to offload hypervisors and fee up host system resources.