erasing speed

[i′rās·iŋ ‚spēd]

(electronics)

In charge-storage tubes, the rate of erasing successive storage elements.

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The erasing speed is 30 A4-size sheets per minute using only the erasing function, or 15 A4-size sheets per minute using the erasing-scanning-sorting function.

Toshiba Launches World's First Eco-Friendly MFP System That Can Erase Images and Text on the Prints

The use of NAND Flash technology is a significant advancement in the development of sophisticated consumer video recording applications because it provides affordable, high capacity storage with a fast recording and erasing speed, enabling it to continually record the most recent 30 seconds of action monitored by the Deja View camera.

Toshiba's NAND Flash-Based SD Memory Cards Used in World's First Available Series of Wearable Video Camcorders; Toshiba's High-Performance, Cost-Effective NAND Flash Technologies Help Enable Deja View, Inc.'s Wearable Camera Products For Consumers

These advanced flash cards feature significantly faster sequential write and random write performance than flash cards based on AND & NOR technologies, and also support higher erasing speed as well.