The chip can then be popped into a chip reader and imaged. After the phone has been stripped down, our mobile phone technicians can remove the chip. This is the only way to get at the eMMC or eMCP chip. In many mobile phone data recovery cases, the phone has to be completely disassembled. While still slower than the NAND chips in your SSD, eMCP chips offer improved performance over eMMC chips. And an eMCP chip frees up even more space than an eMMC chip, because the RAM chip is integrated into it as well as the controller. An eMMC chip frees up space on the PCB and allows the manufacturers to work with even smaller form factors. eMMC chips are cheaper to produce than normal NAND chips, and have a size advantage as well. But eMMC chips are preferred for phones and more affordable models of tablet. You’ll never find an eMMC chip inside a solid-state drive their performance is far slower than normal NAND chips. Inside your phone, however, is a different type of NAND flash memory chip. The eMMC, or embedded multimedia card, has its controller integrated into the chip itself. When data passes through the controller chip, the controller organizes the data into something you can make sense of.
All of the data inside the drive lives on the NAND chips, but not in a form you would recognize. The chips are soldered to a printed circuit board. What Are eMMC and eMCP Chips? Inside a USB flash drive or solid-state drive are the NAND chip(s) and a controller chip.
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