- CFAST | NIST - National Institute of Standards and Technology
CFAST (Consolidated Model of Fire and Smoke Transport) is a computer program that helps fire investigators, safety officials, engineers, architects, and builders understand how fire and smoke might spread through a building
- CompactFlash - Wikipedia
In 2008, CFast, a variant of CompactFlash, was announced as successor CFast (also known as CompactFast) is based on the Serial ATA interface In November 2010, SanDisk, Sony and Nikon presented a next generation card format to the CompactFlash Association
- CF vs CFast card. Simple Way To Understand - Platinum Data Recovery
CFast card is a successor of the CompactFlash format It combines the CompactFlash card form factor with the Serial ATA (SATA) interface to offer reads and writes faster than typical CF cards
- CF vs CFast Card: What’s the Difference Between Them? Replied
CFast cards are similar in size and shape to CompactFlash cards but they aren’t compatible with each other CFast is a non-volatile SLC flash memory for outstanding data retention
- Card Types - CompactFlash Association
The CompactFlash Association (CFA) has developed specifications for the following industry standards, or card types, in the removable media industry: CFexpress ®, CFAST ®, XQD ®, and CompactFlash ®
- CompactFlash Memory Cards: Store More with CompactFlash, CFast, and . . .
Shop for CompactFlash, CFast, and CFexpress memory cards Incredibly fast read and write speeds for large format data High-capacity powerful performance for digital creators in the field, in the studio, or at home
- CFAST Downloads - NIST
For older versions, visit the download page View a complete list of older CFAST downloads
- CFast 3ME4 | Flash Storage - Innodisk Corporation
Without additional driver, CFast 3ME4, featured as small form factor, can be configured as a boot device or data storage and is suitable for most industrial application Supported with hardware write protection, CFast 3ME4 can prevent valuable data on a device from modification and deletion
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