UHS-I

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UHS-I is a high-speed bus interface standard for SD memory cards that significantly increases data transfer rates compared to earlier SD specifications.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
UHS-II 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf SD bus interface standard
Ultra High Speed bus standard
memory card interface
appliesTo SD memory cards
SDHC cards NERFINISHED
SDXC cards
backwardCompatibleWith non-UHS SD cards
standard SD bus
busType synchronous serial bus
category flash memory interface standard
compatibleFormFactor full-size SD card
microSD card
dataTransferRateComparedTo higher than High Speed SD
higher than standard SD
definedBy SD Association NERFINISHED
electricalInterface single-ended signaling
improvesOver High Speed SD bus
introducedAs first generation Ultra High Speed (UHS) bus
logoIndication UHS-I symbol on SD card label
marketedAs Ultra High Speed I
maximumBusSpeed 104 MB/s
partOf SD card specification NERFINISHED
performanceClassRelation used with UHS Speed Class ratings
physicalPins uses existing SD card pin layout
requires UHS-I compatible SD card
UHS-I compatible host device
requiresConfiguration host and card must negotiate UHS mode
requiresHostSupport UHS-I capable SD host controller
signalVoltage 1.8 V
3.3 V
standardizedIn SD Specification Version 3.0 NERFINISHED
supports higher sustained write speeds than standard SD
supportsBusSpeedMode DDR50 GENERATED
SDR104 GENERATED
SDR12 GENERATED
SDR25 GENERATED
SDR50 GENERATED
targetUse HD video recording
continuous burst photography
high-speed data transfer
usedIn camcorders
digital cameras
laptops with SD card slots
smartphones
tablets
usesBusWidth 4-bit

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SD Association standardizes UHS-I
this entity surface form: UHS-II