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Secure Digital (SD)

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Definition of “Secure Digital (SD)” :

Secure Digital (SD) is a type of non-volatile memory card format that is commonly used in portable devices such as digital cameras and mobile phones for data storage. It offers high-capacity storage, fast data transfer rates, and enhanced security features.

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