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For questions about designing electronics that interface with m.2 connectors. M.2 is, according to Wikipedia, "a specification for internally mounted computer expansion cards and associated connectors."
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Some chips (probably DRAM) on NVMe SSD are lower than others, resulting heatsink having no c...
I believe most of the NVMe SSD heatsinks' contact surface is just one flat piece, but not all the chips on the NVMe SSDs have the same height.
From my recent observation, there are air gaps between so …
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