Alternative EEPROMs
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Re: Alternative EEPROMs
nice score ant.i got stung once with 2nd hand 27c010's bought shitloads of them and the guy had uv erased them for too long .would program and verify fine but go limp home mode when in an ecu every single one of them must of got to slow after a long erase or some shit LOL
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Re: Alternative EEPROMs
probably leaky gates as the UV damages the oxide insulation layer on the gate electrode from every exposure. The ecu might require a better SNR than the burner and not read it right if the gates are leaking electrons out over time.
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Re: Alternative EEPROMs
Yeah electronic erase like these ones is a lot better for reliability and a lot simpler to use.
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Re: Alternative EEPROMs
reminder to anyone wanting to get in on the group buy here, i was hoping to close it up but have been busy, more the merrier.
http://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=4548
http://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=4548