The technology covered under this latest patent award provides AgigA Tech’s PowerGEM (Green Energy Module) products with the ability to intelligently adapt the operational parameters of a supercapacitor in order to enhance the reliability and lifetime of the cell, which is crucial for NVDIMM products that rely on the backup energy provided by the supercapacitors to save mission critical data during a system power loss or other catastrophic event.
AgigA Tech has spent more than a decade running reliability testing on supercapacitor technology from multiple vendors, including the latest in hybrid cell technology. Only the supercapacitors that have passed this rigorous testing have been qualified for use in AgigA’s PowerGEM products. To date, AgigA has shipped more than 2.5 million supercapacitors to the field, and without a single return due to a defective cell.
“This particular patent is the culmination of running reliability testing on supercaps, since the inception of our company,” says Ron Sartore, president and CEO of AgigA Tech. “Our track record speaks for itself with the number of supercaps that we have shipped to tier 1 enterprise storage and server customers, and without a single field failure due to a defective cell.”
The NVDIMM-N standard defined by JEDEC offers a new class of non-volatile memory developed to meet the need for higher-performance persistent memory for enterprise-class storage and server applications, providing the low latency and nearly infinite endurance of DRAM, along with the non-volatility of Flash. Enterprise and data center applications were previously constrained by the higher latency of existing storage solutions such as SSDs, but they are now able to remove a significant system bottleneck with the deployment of NVDIMM-N solutions in their storage hierarchy.
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