👉 Adapter fluid, also known as encapsulating fluid or encapsulated fluid, is a critical component in the operation of solid-state drives (SSDs) and other flash memory devices. It is a thin, gel-like substance that encases the floating-gate transistors, which store data in the form of electrical charges. This fluid serves multiple purposes: it prevents direct contact between the transistors and the metal contacts, which could cause short circuits or damage, and it provides a barrier that helps maintain the integrity of the transistors over time. Additionally, adapter fluid aids in the uniform distribution of electrical charges across the memory cells and helps dissipate heat generated during data writing and reading processes, thus enhancing the reliability, performance, and longevity of the memory device.
