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New adapters for monolithic devices! – RUSOLUT

     Day by day our engineers couldn’t sleep because they constantly think of how to improve, speed up and simplify the data recovery process from damaged monolithic flash devices such as a microSD cards, monoSD cards and monolithic USB flash drives.
We tested a lot of approaches and solutions and found out that the only way to greatly enchance the current technology is to design a special adapters with sockets. We also had an obsession to make them solid with most stable connection scheme and durable. The multiple board designs were tested and several iterations and changes were done. This is how the world’s first monolithic NAND adapter was born. We gladly introduce the first but not last adapters of a kind.

Sandisk monoSD

Sandisk monoSD NAND adapter is designed for damaged SD cards made by Sandisk. Adapter supports all sizes of SD devices which are common in ~90% of Sandisk SD cards. The databus size is 8 bits.

MicroSD 3x7 pads

MicroSD 3×7 pads NAND adapter is designed for damaged microSD cards mainly made by Sandisk. Adapter supports multiple card’s pcb designs which are common in ~80% of Sandisk microSD cards. The main criteria is 3 rows of 7 pads on the device. The databus size is 8 bits.

MicroSD 6x4 pads

MicroSD 6×4 pads NAND adapter is designed for damaged microSD cards made by Kingston, Kingmax, Toshiba, Apacer, Goodram and other brands. Adapter supports multiple card’s pcb designs with small and large pads. The main criteria is 6 columns of 4 pads on the device. The databus size is 8 bits.

Adapters available for pre-order. Delivery is expected within 2-4 weeks.
Please send sales request to sales@rusolut.com We work hard to revolutionize the current data recovery technology from damaged embedded/monolithic devices and deliver a simple solutions. More adapters coming soon!

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