As part of my hobby in testing SD cards, I have amassed some CID and CSD register data across many separate blog posts. For quick reference, the latest collection will be posted here.
CID Register
45010053454d31364790e03506aebf4d CHROMEBOOK INTERNAL EMMC 1b534d3030303030100337410200d13b RASPBMC SDHC CARD 1b534d3030303030107d11463800c199 SAMSUNG 32Gb CLASS 10 SDHC 8903034e43617264000000667000b285 TEAM 32Gb CLASS 10 41343253443132383002b800b600da6f KINGSTON 128Gb SDXC CLASS 10 02544d534430324728ad78243300793d KINGSTON 2Gb SDSC 035344534430324780019acc7600844b SANDISK 2Gb Blue SDSC 275048534433324730b018bd6700abe5 PATRIOT 32Gb CLASS 10 SDHC 035344535533324780718848c800b7fb SANDISK 32Gb CLASS 4 MicroSDHC 035344535530314780401c751300637d SANDISK ULTRA II 1Gb MicroSDSC 0353445355363447801013d98600d6d3 SANDISK ULTRA 64Gb UHS-I MicroSDXC 1234564d532020201000004c6300c853 UNBRANDED 2Gb MicroSDSC 8803023132333220100000cea40071b9 PRETEC 2Gb MicroSDSC 02544d534436344786f730566e00d9bb TOSHIBA EXCERIA TYPE 2 64Gb UHS-I SDXC 035344534533324780231f9dcd00dc7b SANDISK EXTREME 32Gb UHS-I microSDHC 02544d534433324789e4697d4a00d9bb TOSHIBA EXCERIA HD 32Gb UHS-I microSDHC 134b47534433324700210023a400dc0d KINGMAX PRO UHS-I 32Gb microSDHC 1b534d303030303010d5f0081600da5f SAMSUNG PLUS UHS-I 32Gb microSDHC 1b534d3030303030103be1772900d173 SAMSUNG PRO UHS-I 32Gb microSDHC 03534453553332478000e4b46c00e123 SANDISK ULTRA 32Gb UHS-I microSDHC 824a544e4361726402414066fb00d833 SONY SR-32UYA 32Gb UHS-I microSDHC 035344534430324730daca2b3100d30d UNBRANDED Made in Taiwan 2Gb microSDSC 30534453553034470027901eaa00b97f SANDISK 4Gb Class 4 microSDHC 1b534d3030303030100bd030d600e4f1 SAMSUNG EVO UHS-I 32Gb microSDHC 02544d554330453320f1ea4c3d00e7b1 TOSHIBA EXCERIA 64Gb UHS-I Class 3 microSDXC 035344534c31323880504583a700ea5f SANDISK Ultra 128Gb UHS-I microSDXC 02544d534133324712439cf00300e855 TOSHIBA 32Gb UHS-I SDHC 1b534d303030303010e9f05d8e010c43 SAMSUNG EVO+ 128Gb UHS-I microSDXC 02544d534136344724456057d0010469 TOSHIBA EXCERIA N301 64Gb UHS-I SDXC 03534441434c434680e3572a1d0112df SANDISK Ultra 128Gb UHS-I microSDXC (New)
CSD Register
d00f00320f5903ffffffffff92404011 CHROMEBOOK INTERNAL EMMC 400e00325b5900001d697f800a40008b RASPBMC SDHC CARD 400e00325b590000e9e57f800a4040f1 SAMSUNG 32Gb CLASS 10 SDHC 400e00325b590000ee9d7f800a400013 TEAM 32Gb CLASS 10 400e00325b590003a5df7f800a400007 KINGSTON 128Gb SDXC CLASS 10 002d00325b5a83d5fefbff80168000cf KINGSTON 2Gb SDSC 002600325f5a83c93efbcfff928040cb SANDISK 2Gb Blue SDSC 400e00325b590000ef377f800a400025 PATRIOT 32Gb CLASS 10 SDHC 400e00325b590000edc87f800a4040c3 SANDISK 32Gb CLASS 4 MicroSDHC 002600325f5983c8addbcfffd24040a5 SANDISK ULTRA II 1Gb MicroSDSC 400e00325b590001dbd37f800a4040df SANDISK ULTRA 64Gb UHS-I MicroSDXC 007f00325b5a83af7fffcf801680006f UNBRANDED 2Gb MicroSDSC 007f00325b5a83bfffffcf8016800037 PRETEC 2Gb MicroSDSC 400e00325b590001dbff7f800a40003f TOSHIBA EXCERIA TYPE 2 64Gb UHS-I SDXC 400e00325b590000edc87f800a4040c3 SANDISK EXTREME 32Gb UHS-I microSDHC 400e00325b590000ed9f7f800a400093 TOSHIBA EXCERIA HD 32Gb UHS-I microSDHC 400e00325b590000ef5d7f800a4000df KINGMAX PRO UHS-I 32Gb microSDHC 400e00325b590000ea3f7f800a4040c3 SAMSUNG PLUS UHS-I 32Gb microSDHC 400e00325b590000ef1d7f800a400027 SAMSUNG PRO UHS-I 32Gb microSDHC 400e00325b590000edc87f800a4040c3 SANDISK ULTRA 32Gb UHS-I microSDHC 400e00325b590000ebfd7f800a40002f SONY SR-32UYA 32Gb UHS-I microSDHC 005e00325b5aa3b07fffff800a80001d UNBRANDED Made in Taiwan 2Gb microSDSC 400e00325b5900001df97f800a400057 SANDISK 4Gb Class 4 microSDHC 400e00325b590000ea3f7f800a4040c3 SAMSUNG EVO UHS-1 32Gb microSDHC 400e00325b590001d3ff7f800a4000e3 TOSHIBA EXCERIA 64Gb UHS-I Class 3 microSDXC 400e00325b590003b8aa7f800a40400d SANDISK Ultra 128Gb UHS-I microSDXC 400e00325b590000ea977f800a400003 TOSHIBA 32Gb UHS-I SDHC 400e00325b590003ba5f7f800a40405d SAMSUNG EVO+ 128Gb UHS-I microSDXC 400e00325b590001cdcf7f800a400007 TOSHIBA EXCERIA N301 64Gb UHS-I SDXC 400e00325b590003b8ab7f800a404079 SANDISK Ultra 128Gb UHS-I microSDXC (New)
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Hi, can you please tell me how you find these CID and CSD registers? Are you looking somewhere on the Windows Properties page for a USB stick, or using a third-party utility? I tried Nirsoft’s USBDeview and don’t see CID or CSD values in the results (or if they are there, they’re not readily apparent). Are these numbers related to the VID or PID?
Please read http://goughlui.com/2014/01/02/project-read-collect-decode-sd-card-cid-register-data/
But basically, no, you cannot access the card bus directly to query the CSD/CID if you use a USB card reader as they do not expose this information. They act as a bridge and present themselves as a USB Mass Storage Device. The data is unrelated to the PID & VID which would be about the reader itself. Windows does not provide such information for direct-SD-bus slots to my knowledge (I couldn’t find them even on an Atom based tablet with eMMC + SD buses), although it may be possible with a third party application, I have never had any such luck.
The best methods are to use a Linux device with a “real” SD bus – ARM based Linux devices with SD slots that are not of the USB variety are a good bet. My Samsung Chromebook works well, and equally, my discontinued old Nokia N800 does as well (up to SDHC). Raspberry Pi boards can also do it, but need to boot from the card, so not as convenient. Most Android phones can do it too, especially with apps such as SD Tools or SD Insight, but only some have microSD slots and virtually none have full-size SD slots.
Another possibility might be to program your own using an Arduino board and an SD shield of some sort, although I don’t know of the technicalities, so don’t ask me for a sketch that does that.
– Gough