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FAQ

What problems does the DDR Data Recovery System primarily solve?

DDR targets next-gen NVMe SSDs and USB storage media, solving recovery challenges such as lengthy logical reconstruction times, unstable bad sector imaging, firmware damage-induced inaccessibility, and insufficient single-port efficiency. It provides bad sector imaging, firmware repair, physical data extraction, and multi-interface parallel capabilities.

What storage media and controllers are supported?

It primarily supports NVMe SSDs and USB storage media. Controller adaptation covers SM2320, SM2263XT, and PS5007, PS5008, PS5012, PS5013, PS5016, PS5018, PS5019, PS5021, and other mainstream series. Specific compatibility details are subject to product delivery documentation and version notes.

What does multi-interface parallel mean?

DDR hardware supports up to 4 simultaneous parallel interfaces, handling virtual compiler, bad sector extraction, and chip-level physical extraction functions. It is suitable for batch recovery and multi-task parallel scenarios, significantly reducing wait times.

What does domestic hardware architecture mean?

The DDR Data Recovery System's hardware architecture has achieved 100% domestic localization, with core software and hardware capabilities developed in-house, targeting professional institutions and government clients requiring self-sufficiency.