Compiled specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Part number | MTFC8GACAAAM-1M |
| Density / capacity | 8 GB |
| Speed / grade | e·MMC 4.51, HS200/HS400 (1/4/8-bit) |
| Supply voltage | VCC 2.7-3.6 V; VCCQ 1.65-1.95 V or 2.7-3.6 V |
| Operating temperature | -25°C to +85°C (operating); -40°C to +85°C (storage) |
| Product line | e·MMC (PS8210 controller) |
| Lifecycle | — |
Blank rows are omitted rather than filled with a guess.
MTFC8GACAAAM-1M is the 8 GB member of Micron’s PS8210-controller e·MMC line, rated -25°C to +85°C operating, in a 153-ball VFBGA.
Key figures
- Nominal capacity 8 GB; the ECSD register’s SEC_COUNT is 0x00E68000.
- Sequential HS200 read up to 120 MB/s, write up to 24 MB/s (typical, x8 bus).
- Package: 153-ball VFBGA.
- Supply: VCC 2.7-3.6 V; VCCQ dual 1.65-1.95 V or 2.7-3.6 V.
- JEDEC/MMC standard version 4.51-compliant (JESD84-B451).
Capacity: register recomputation
MemSignal recomputed the register to show the 8 GB user area as the document’s own arithmetic: SEC_COUNT 0x00E68000 is 15,106,048 sectors of 512 bytes, i.e. 7,734,296,576 bytes = 7376 MB (1024-base), printed alongside the nominal 8 GB.
What this document does not claim
The datasheet prints the maximum enhanced-area register as a single value with no per-capacity row, so this page publishes no enhanced-area figure rather than assign a value the document does not distinguish for the 8 GB code. The datasheet also carries no product-status or lifecycle field, and we did not confirm it against the manufacturer’s part catalog in this batch, so the Lifecycle field is left empty. No endurance figure, no NAND flash type, and no vehicle-grade qualification statement appear in the document.
Source and datasheet link
Every figure above is taken from Micron e·MMC (PS8210 controller, JESD84-B451 v4.51) Data Sheet Rev. F 6/14 EN (24 pages · md5 4c6cc1690acd9b44cdb5f5dcb51c8767 · last row of the revision-history table Rev.F 06/14), a confidential manufacturer datasheet that reached us through the supply chain; no byte-for-byte public copy was found, so no datasheet link is published.
Who makes it
Micron Technology, Inc., founded 1978 and headquartered in Boise, Idaho, is the manufacturer of record for this e·MMC family.
Cross-references & alternatives
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Official documentation
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Provenance
- Source: Micron e·MMC (PS8210 controller, JESD84-B451 v4.51) Data Sheet Rev. F 6/14 EN (24 pages · md5 4c6cc1690acd9b44cdb5f5dcb51c8767 · last row of the revision-history table Rev.F 06/14)
- Checked: 2026-11-01
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