CONTROLLERS DATA SHEET

MAS0902A

MAS0902A controller reference: compatible Flash, benchmark results, and MP tool index.

Maxio

Controller Data Summary

FlashInfo Benchmark Aggregate
Vendor
Maxio
Interface Family
SATA / SSD (inferred from model family)
Compatible Flash
2
Speed Samples
0
Average Sequential Read / Write
— / — MB/s
Exact-Match Tools
0
Same-Vendor Tools
37
Sequential Speed Samples— / — MB/sAverage read / average write

Model Overview

MAS0902A appears in the Flash compatibility controller field. Based on its model family, the vendor is Maxio and the common interface is SATA / SSD (inferred from model family). Suffixes, revisions, and package variants can change firmware compatibility; always use the complete chip marking and PCB revision.

Compatibility and Speed in the Dataset

  • Related Flash part numbers: 2
  • Benchmark records: 0
  • Sequential read: average — MB/s, maximum — MB/s
  • Sequential write: average — MB/s, maximum — MB/s

Speed is determined by the complete Flash, firmware, PCB, bridge, and test-environment combination; it is not the controller’s official performance limit.

Detailed Benchmark Results

#Flash Part NumberBrandFlash CountSequential ReadSequential WriteRandom ReadRandom WriteOperating SystemNotes
No benchmark records

Known Compatible Flash

Flash Part NumberBrandCapacityTypeFlash ID
29F01T2ALCQH1Intel128GBQLC89D40C32AA00
PF665spectek128GBQLC2CD31C32C600

Matching MP Tools

  • No matching archived MP tools are currently available.

Other Tools from the Same Vendor

The tools below share the Maxio vendor category with MAS0902A, but may target different controller models, hardware revisions, or Flash configurations. They are not necessarily interchangeable.

Show 37 related Maxio tools

Mass-Production and Identification Checklist

  1. Verify the full controller marking, suffix, PCB revision, and interface.
  2. Read the Flash ID from every channel and CE, then cross-check the compatibility table.
  3. Select a tool version containing the matching Flash database and firmware branch.
  4. Mass production destroys data; do not write firmware or run production when recovery is required.

Data Sources

Compatibility and benchmark figures come from the FlashInfo snapshot included with this site. Vendor and interface values are model-family inferences and do not replace manufacturer datasheets.