Read Embedded Flash Chips

May 8, 2007

Written by: Alan Parekh at 5:07 am. Filed under Electronic Hacks

If you are wanting to pull off the info of a NAND memory chip, this article is sure to enlighten!

“NAND flash chips are used in all sorts of electronics for storing information/firmware etc. If you are interested in trying to get the information out to study, then I may have something useful for you. This is how I read the flash chip without removing it from the device.”

Thanks David.

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4 Responses to “Read Embedded Flash Chips”

NGinuity Says:
May 8th, 2007
Thats a lot easier than trying to solder those little trace wires directly to the flash chip, which, I am sure we have all done in the process of doing a hack before
Hexypoo Says:
May 8th, 2007
holy cow, that awesome. Deff alot easier than desoldering the chip then resoldering it when your done.
Sashi Says:
May 8th, 2007
Neat, I certainly hate cutting and soldering traces.
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