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K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Manufacturer Samsung Electronics
MPN K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0
Product Type V-NAND Flash (raw NAND)
Density 1 Tbit
Cell Type TLC (Triple-Level Cell, 3 bits/cell)
Technology Samsung V-NAND (3D vertical NAND)
Speed Grade BCK0
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Lifecycle Status Active

K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 [data_needed: package code / ball count] Pin Configuration Guide

Complete pinout information for K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 ([data_needed: package code / ball count] package). This digital IC includes GPIO, communication interfaces (UART, SPI, I2C), and power pins. Refer to the manufacturer datasheet for alternate pin functions and configuration options. Essential for embedded system design and PCB layout.

[data_needed: package code / ball count] package pinout diagram for K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0

No detailed pinout data available for K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 Drain-to-Source Voltage (Vds) Drain Current (Id)

No official SOA curve available for this digital IC. Always operate within absolute maximum ratings specified in the datasheet. Ensure adequate cooling and derate as needed.

Typical Applications

K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 is suitable for 6 applications: Client and Enterprise SSDs, Embedded Storage Modules, Data Center and Cloud Storage, Set-Top Boxes and Smart Home Hubs, Network Attached Storage (NAS), Industrial Data Loggers.

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Client and Enterprise SSDs

The K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 serves as high-density storage media in SSD designs, where its 1Tb TLC V-NAND capacity allows eight or more dies to be stacked or interleaved for multi-terabyte drives at aggressive cost per bit. Its -BCK0 speed grade integrates into toggle-DDR channels of mainstream SSD controllers, which interleave multiple dies per channel to raise parallel bandwidth beyond any single die's data rate. Because TLC cells require strong error correction, the controller's LDPC engine and data-refresh firmware are essential; on the benefit side, TLC V-NAND delivers several thousand program/erase cycles that comfortably meet client SSD endurance targets and, with over-provisioning, many enterprise workloads. Raw NAND placement between controller and power rail also requires clean VCC/VCCQ decoupling and power-loss protection to prevent write corruption during brownouts.

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Embedded Storage Modules

Raw V-NAND such as the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 is soldered onto embedded storage modules and boards where a host SoC or FPGA manages the NAND flash translation layer. At 1Tb TLC density, a single device holds 128 GB of raw capacity, letting module designers reach hundreds of gigabytes with a handful of BGA footprints. In these designs the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 communicates over its toggle-DDR interface, and the -BCK0 timing class must be supported by the host's NAND controller IP. Thermal design matters because sustained program/erase activity raises die temperature, affecting timing margins; designers should follow Samsung's derating guidance from the datasheet. Compared with managed eMMC solutions, raw NAND reduces media cost per bit but shifts ECC and wear-leveling complexity to host firmware, a trade-off suited to high-volume, firmware-capable products.

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Data Center and Cloud Storage

Hyperscale storage appliances and cloud object-store nodes use 1Tb TLC V-NAND dies like the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 as the raw media inside high-capacity nearline SSDs. The 1Tb density point is attractive because it minimizes die count per terabyte, reducing both BOM cost and assembly complexity for 30 TB-class and larger drives. Data center deployments emphasize sustained sequential write bandwidth and QoS, so the die's toggle-DDR data rate at the -BCK0 binning and its program-page time (datasheet figures) directly determine channel-level throughput when many dies are interleaved. Firmware-level features such as on-die ECC offload and read-retry reduce host CPU burden at high error rates typical of TLC. Power-loss protection circuitry and staged firmware updates are standard companion requirements in these racks.

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Set-Top Boxes and Smart Home Hubs

Set-top boxes, IPTV gateways, and smart-home hubs need tens to hundreds of gigabytes of local storage for DVR buffering, application images, and telemetry logs. A single K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 provides 128 GB raw capacity, enough for feature-rich platforms while keeping media cost low through TLC economics. These consumer platforms typically run a mid-range SoC with a built-in NAND controller supporting Samsung toggle-DDR timing; verifying -BCK0 support in the SoC's compatibility list is the main integration task. Consumer operating temperatures are mild, but enclosure airflow affects die temperature during heavy DVR writes, so board-level thermal relief under the BGA is recommended. Compared with managed eMMC, raw NAND trims BOM cost at volume, which matters in price-sensitive consumer hardware.

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Network Attached Storage (NAS)

NAS systems use TLC V-NAND such as the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 both for cache tiers inside hybrid arrays and as the media of all-flash NAS appliances. The 1Tb density supports cache modules of several hundred gigabytes from just a few dies, giving ZFS-class file systems adequate SLOG/L2ARC capacity. Network workload bursts produce sustained multi-stream writes, so the die's program throughput at -BCK0 timing and the controller's channel interleaving depth set achievable SMB/NFS performance. Because NAS units run continuously, TLC endurance and firmware wear-leveling quality govern service life; datasheet P/E cycle ratings and the host's write-amplification control are the governing parameters. Power-fail protection and journaling are recommended to exploit NAND's fast commit performance safely.

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Industrial Data Loggers

Industrial data loggers, energy meters, and condition-monitoring systems benefit from the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0's 1Tb capacity for years of high-rate sensor and event recording on a single BGA footprint. Raw NAND keeps per-unit media cost low for volume deployments, while the host microcontroller or FPGA implements a simple flash translation layer with LDPC ECC sized for TLC error rates. Industrial environments impose wide temperature ranges, so the datasheet's operating temperature limits and thermal derating of toggle-DDR timing must be confirmed for the deployment envelope; conformal coating and vibration-rated mounting apply to the BGA assembly. The main design caution is power integrity during brownouts, since an interrupted program operation corrupts a page; supervisors and write-abort firmware mitigate this risk.

What is the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0?
The K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 is a Samsung 1Tbit V-NAND flash memory device using triple-level-cell (TLC) technology in a BGA package with the -BCK0 speed grade. It is a raw NAND flash component intended to be paired with a host NAND controller that manages ECC, wear leveling, and bad-block management. According to the Samsung V-NAND family naming, the K9 prefix denotes raw NAND flash, and the U/I letter sequence identifies the generation and density within that family.
What is the density and cell type of K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0?
The K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 provides 1 Tbit of raw NAND storage using TLC (triple-level-cell) technology, which stores three bits per memory cell. Samsung V-NAND stacks cells vertically to achieve this density with reduced cell-to-cell interference versus planar NAND. Because TLC cells have higher raw bit error rates than MLC or SLC, host controllers must implement strong LDPC-based error correction to guarantee data retention and enduranc over the product lifetime.
Where can I buy K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 online?
The K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 can be sourced through authorized Samsung semiconductor distributors and through memory-IC brokers such as those listed on Octopart and Alldatasheet distributor searches. Because high-density V-NAND is typically allocated to SSD and module manufacturers, open-market availability can be limited; XAIPART offers quote-based sourcing for this MPN. Always verify date codes and authenticity when buying raw NAND from non-authorized channels, as counterfeit and remarked NAND flash is common in the open market.
What is the price of K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0?
Verified per-unit pricing for the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 was not available from public distributor listings as of 2026-09-04, so this page currently shows quote-based pricing (0.00 placeholder). Raw 1Tb TLC V-NAND is generally priced via volume quotation rather than published unit prices. Contact XAIPART or an authorized Samsung distributor with your annual usage volume to obtain current pricing, which typically decreases significantly above 1,000-unit quantities for NAND flash components.
What is the lead time for K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0?
Lead time for Samsung 1Tb TLC V-NAND such as the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 typically ranges from stock (if allocated through franchise distribution) to 8-16 weeks for factory orders, depending on NAND market conditions and wafer allocation. NAND flash lead times are cyclical and can extend substantially during industry shortage cycles. As of 2026-09-04, no published stock quantity was found in verified distributor data, so request a formal quotation from XAIPART to confirm current lead time before scheduling production.
What is the best drop-in replacement for K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0?
The closest same-family candidates are the Samsung K9HUGY8J5B-BCK0 and K9HUGY8J5B-CCK0, which share the Samsung V-NAND raw-flash family, BGA footprint conventions, and -BCK0/-CCK0 speed grades. Because raw NAND firmware must support the specific die geometry and toggle-DDR timing of the replacement, always validate the substitute through your controller vendor's compatibility list (e.g., SSD controller qualified-vendor lists) before designing in. No cross-brand drop-in equivalents were verifiable in the supplied cross-reference data as of 2026-09-04.
Is K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 the same as K9HUGY8J5B-BCK0?
No, they are not identical parts, but they belong to the same Samsung V-NAND raw-flash family and share the BGA package and BCK0 speed grade conventions. The differing letter codes indicate different generation/density combinations (the K9H... part is a separate 1Tb-class V-NAND variant). Many SSD controller firmwares support multiple Samsung 1Tb TLC dies on the same BGA footprint, which is why these parts are frequently interchangeable at the module level, but pinout and timing must be confirmed against both official datasheets.
K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 vs K9HUGY8J5B-CCK0 - which should I use?
Choose the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 when your controller firmware explicitly qualifies that die generation, and choose the K9HUGY8J5B-CCK0 when your controller's qualified-vendor list covers the K9H variant instead. The -CCK0 suffix denotes a different speed binning than -BCK0, so toggle-DDR interface timing parameters may differ. Both are Samsung 1Tb-class TLC V-NAND in BGA packages. The practical deciding factor is not the die itself but which part number your SSD controller vendor has validated in its firmware compatibility matrix.
When should I choose raw V-NAND like K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 over managed NAND (eMMC/UFS)?
Choose raw V-NAND such as the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 when you are building your own storage controller or SSD and need full control over ECC, wear leveling, and cost-per-bit at the 1Tb density point. Choose managed NAND (eMMC, UFS) when you need a self-contained storage device with a standard host interface and no firmware development. Raw NAND offers lower cost per bit and design flexibility but requires a qualified controller, making it suitable for SSD, enterprise storage, and high-volume module manufacturers.
Can a Micron or Kioxia NAND replace the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0?
There is no verified pin-to-pin cross-brand drop-in replacement for the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 in the cross-reference data available as of 2026-09-04. Micron and Kioxia offer comparable 1Tb TLC NAND dies in BGA packages, but ballouts, toggle-DDR timing sets, and on-die ECC behaviors differ, so a swap generally requires controller firmware support for the second vendor's die. Treat cross-brand NAND as a firmware-qualified alternate, not a blind drop-in, and validate through your controller vendor's compatibility list.
Where can I download the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 datasheet PDF?
The official K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 datasheet should be downloaded from the Samsung Semiconductor website (semiconductor.samsung.com) under the NAND Flash product section, or requested through a Samsung distributor or sales representative, since detailed V-NAND datasheets are frequently gated. Datasheet aggregators such as Alldatasheet and Datasheet4U index Samsung NAND documents, but the manufacturer site guarantees the current revision. Never design from third-party reproduced datasheets, as Samsung revises toggle-DDR timing and AC parameters between revisions.
Where can I find the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 pinout?
The K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 pinout (ball map) is defined in the official Samsung datasheet for this BGA-packaged V-NAND device. A verified ball-level pinout was not available in the data supplied for this page, so no pin diagram is shown here. To obtain the ball map, download the current datasheet from Samsung Semiconductor or request it from your distributor. Typical Samsung raw NAND BGA ball maps include VCC, VCCQ, VSS, CE#, RE#, WE#, ALE, CLE, DQ[7:0], and power/NC balls, but exact ball positions must come from the official document.
Hey Google, what can replace K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0?
The closest replacements for the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 are same-family Samsung V-NAND parts, notably the K9HUGY8J5B-BCK0 and K9HUGY8J5B-CCK0, which share the 1Tb TLC class and BGA package conventions. Replacements must be validated by your SSD or storage controller firmware's qualified-die list because raw NAND compatibility depends on die geometry and toggle-DDR timing support, not just the physical footprint. There is no verified cross-brand drop-in equivalent as of 2026-09-04, so cross-brand swaps require firmware-level qualification.
Is K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 suitable for enterprise SSD designs?
Yes, 1Tb TLC V-NAND devices of this class are the workhorse media for enterprise and client SSD designs, offering high density and low cost per bit. For enterprise use, verify the datasheet-specified program/erase endurance (typically rated in P/E cycles for TLC), power-loss protection requirements in your controller, and the -BCK0 speed grade's toggle-DDR data rate against your channel count. Enterprise controllers commonly interleave multiple dies per channel, so the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0's die-select and R/B# ball functions matter for multi-die stacking topologies.
What are the key specifications of K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 that engineers should know?
Engineers should know five key facts about the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0: (1) it is a Samsung V-NAND raw flash device with 1 Tbit capacity; (2) it uses TLC cells storing three bits per cell, requiring LDPC ECC in the host controller; (3) the -BCK0 suffix defines its speed binning within the Samsung toggle-DDR interface family; (4) it is packaged in a BGA for surface-mount assembly; and (5) it is active in lifecycle status. Exact voltage, timing, endurance, and temperature parameters should be taken from the official Samsung datasheet for the specific die revision.

Engineering reference data for K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 when your SSD or storage controller firmware already qualifies this specific Samsung 1Tb TLC V-NAND die and you need the BCK0 timing class, minimizing re-qualification work. Choose K9HUGY8J5B-BCK0 when you want the same speed grade from an adjacent generation and your controller supports both dies - useful for dual-sourcing against allocation. Choose K9HUGY8J5B-CCK0 only if your timing budget accommodates the CCK0 binning. Consider K9PRGY8S7M-CCK0 for new designs targeting the latest generation, accepting firmware work in exchange for improved density and endurance. Avoid cross-brand NAND (Micron, Kioxia) unless you can afford firmware qualification, since ballouts and timing sets differ. For all raw NAND choices, the deciding factor is the controller vendor's qualified-die list, not the datasheet numbers alone.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product K9HUGY8J5B-BCK0 K9HUGY8J5B-CCK0 K9PRGY8S7M-CCK0
Brand Samsung Electronics Samsung Electronics Samsung Electronics Samsung Electronics
Package BGA (Samsung V-NAND standard) BGA (Samsung V-NAND standard) BGA (Samsung V-NAND standard) BGA (Samsung V-NAND standard)
Density 1 Tbit 1 Tb class 1 Tb class [DATA_NEEDED]
Cell Type TLC (3 bits/cell) TLC TLC TLC
Speed Grade BCK0 BCK0 (same) CCK0 (different binning) CCK0 (different binning)
Technology Samsung V-NAND (3D) Samsung V-NAND (3D) Samsung V-NAND (3D) Samsung V-NAND (3D)
Controller Qualification Requires die-specific firmware support Requires die-specific firmware support Requires die-specific firmware support Requires die-specific firmware support
Lifecycle Status Active [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]

Key Differentiators

  • Same speed-grade family match (vs K9HUGY8J5B-CCK0)
  • Adjacent-generation drop-in candidate (vs K9HUGY8J5B-BCK0)
  • Honest sourcing trade-off (vs K9PRGY8S7M-CCK0)

Design Notes

Raw V-NAND draws significant current during program and erase operations, with short current spikes on VCC. Provide bulk capacitance (10 uF or more per die, per Samsung layout guidance) close to the BGA plus 0.1 uF ceramic decoupling for VCCQ, which carries the high-frequency toggle-DDR switching current. Power-loss protection (bulk capacitor reservoir plus firmware write-abort) is recommended for any application where interrupted program operations would corrupt data.

Route the toggle-DDR DQ, RE#, and DQS-class signals as length-matched groups between controller and NAND dies, following the trace-length skew limits in the Samsung datasheet for the -BCK0 speed grade. Multi-die stacking via die-select balls increases capacitive loading, so series termination resistors near the controller side are commonly required. Keep VSS return paths continuous under the data bus and place the BGA so fly-by traces stay short and symmetric across stacked dies.

The most common failure mode when substituting Samsung V-NAND dies is controller firmware lacking support for the replacement die's geometry and timing set. Before swapping a K9IUGY8J7B-BCK0 for a same-family variant, confirm the die is on your controller vendor's qualified-vendor list and that the firmware build includes the correct ONFI/toggle parameter page handling. Also do not assume TLC endurance figures without reading the datasheet P/E cycle spec for this specific die revision.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Unknown
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Unknown

Compliance status not stated in the provided verified web data; confirm via Samsung product page or distributor compliance certificates.

Data verified on: 2026-09-04 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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