Compiled specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Part number | H26M41204HPR |
| Density / capacity | 8GB |
| Product line | eMMC 5.1 embedded storage component (catalogue-level record) |
| Lifecycle | — |
Blank rows are omitted rather than filled with a guess.
The H26M41204HPR is recorded here at catalogue level only. The sole source behind this page is an SK hynix e-NAND product-family overview document, whose line-up prints this part number in a single row: 8GB capacity, 64Gb x 1 NAND configuration, 153FBGA package, 11.5 x 13 x 0.8 mm body, eMMC 5.1 family. That is everything this page states, and it is deliberately not a full part record.
What this page is, and what it is not
MemSignal has no per-part data sheet covering H26M41204HPR. The manufacturer’s public product pages do not list this part number either. Rather than leave the number undocumented or borrow figures from a neighbouring part, we publish this catalogue-level record: only the fields the family document prints against this exact row are shown, and every other field is left empty on purpose.
Fields we do not publish
Operating temperature, supply voltages, interface speeds, endurance and product lifecycle are all **absent from the family document row** and are therefore left empty here. They are not taken from any other SK hynix data sheet, not from a same-family sibling, and not from distributor or aggregator listings that repeat such figures — those channels are not an acceptable on-page source on this site. When a per-part data sheet for this number becomes available, this page gets upgraded in its own batch with a before/after comparison of every string, and the wording above is rewritten rather than left alongside a filled-in panel.
Provenance
SK hynix e-NAND Product Family overview document, internal revision line `1.0 – 1st official release Aug. 27, 2015` (family-level guide, not a per-part data sheet; manufacturer-restricted document). The quoted row and the family statement come from its product line-up section; the revision line comes from its change-record page.
Who makes it
SK hynix started its semiconductor business in February 1983 and is headquartered at Icheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea. It is a memory semiconductor maker supplying DRAM and NAND.
Cross-references & alternatives
A cross-reference here would change what a customer buys. We publish one only when each row carries a source and a date and has been checked by a named reviewer.
- Table shape: Alternative · Fit · Differs in · Source · Checked
- Blocked on: an engineering review step with a named reviewer per row
Official documentation
MemSignal does not host, reproduce or distribute datasheets. Where the manufacturer publishes one, we link to it.
Provenance
- Source: SK hynix e-NAND Product Family overview document, internal revision line `1.0 - 1st official release Aug. 27, 2015` (family-level guide, not a per-part data sheet; manufacturer-restricted document)
- Checked: 2026-11-06
Cross-reference and substitution advice appear only where each claim carries a source and a date.
Parameters not compiled for this part
- Speed / grade
- Supply voltage
- Operating temperature
- Typical applications
- Country of origin
Listed so the gap is visible on the page, not inferred later.
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