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HDDC
(redirected from Hard Disk Drive Controller)

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HDDCHistoric District Development Corporation (Atlanta, GA)
HDDCHeavy Duty Distributor Council (Canada)
HDDCHigh Definition Digital Cinema
HDDCHigh-Dimensional Data Clustering (algorithm)
HDDCHard Disk Drive Controller (software; hardware)
HDDCHitachi Device Development Center (Tokyo, Japan)


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The LSI TrueStore family of ICs for hard disk and tape drive components, and custom silicon solutions include highly integrated high-performance storage SoCs, read channels, preamplifiers, serial PHYs, custom ARM(R) core processors and hard disk drive controller IP.
The MHV2200BT also features a hardware accelerator that maximizes Native Command Queuing (NCQ) performance, an important feature that enables the hard disk drive controller to intelligently and simultaneously queue and reorder up to 32 instructions, resulting in a significant improvement in overall hard disk drive performance.
11n, very high density hard disk drive controllers, and even its PXA processor line, it is still.
 
 
 
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