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CompactFlash

Term · Computing and IT · MLC-T-CMP-001443

A mass storage device format used in portable electronic devices, first specified in 1994. CompactFlash (CF) cards use a 50-pin physical interface and are larger than later memory card formats like SD cards, with typical dimensions of 43 by 36 millimeters. The two main types, Type I and Type II, differ in thickness, with Type I cards being 3.3 mm thick.

Table 1. Record
IdentifierMLC-T-CMP-001443
FieldComputing and IT
SubjectHardware
Record as JSON 
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  "term": "CompactFlash",
  "field": "Computing and IT",
  "definition": "A mass storage device format used in portable electronic devices, first specified in 1994. CompactFlash (CF) cards use a 50-pin physical interface and are larger than later memory card formats like SD cards, with typical dimensions of 43 by 36 millimeters. The two main types, Type I and Type II, differ in thickness, with Type I cards being 3.3 mm thick.",
  "subject": "Hardware",
  "url": "https://mlchart.com/terminology/computing/compactflash/"
}

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