For high-demand applications the card features a Lifetime Counter to give notification when the cards approaches the end of its life cycle. It offers advanced error correction, mimicking a RAID system, which allows it to recover corrupted data.

It surpasses the bending and twisting standard of SD cards measuring 200% of the standard. It is resistant to water, dust, static electricity, flexing, magnets, x-ray and can sustain a wide temperature range. The MicroP2 meets Panasonic Proof 7 Reliability. The card label features an itegrated QR code which is a unique serial number that can be scanned for fast identification. The Panasonic MicroP2 is offered in 32 and 64GB capacities. It supports many video codecs up to AVC-ULTRA Class 200. It is optimized to support many consecutive file operations (open and close). Internally the card differs from a traditional SD card because it is specialized for high reliability in demanding applications. It was the first UHS-II compliant card released. The Micro P2 shares the same external design as a UHS-II SD card, with a total of 17 contacts in two rows. Dividing by 8 will give you the megabyte equivalency. In video data throughput is usually measured in megabits per second (Mbps), rather than megabytes M(B/s)per second.

Panasonic states it supports transfers up to 2 Gbps (250 MB/s) read speed 200 Mpbs (25 MB/s) write speed. Additionally, Micro P2 cards can be used in full-size P2 video cameras via an adapter and firmware upgrade.Ĭompared with the full size P2, the Micro P2 is much smaller, faster and less expensive. The Micro P2 is a UHS-II compliant SD card and it is compatible with UHS-II, UHS-I and standard SD devices including digital cameras. The original P2 used a PCMCIA form factor, whereas the micro P2 uses the Secure Digital (SD) card format. It is the successor of the full-size P2 which Panasonic introduced in 2004. The Panasonic Micro P2 memory card was released in 2013 for use in video cameras. Panasonic Micro P2 32GB UHS-II Card Review Introduction

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