Here's a wafer card from the back I did a few years back.
It's a 16F84A pic.
Still can't beat an EEPROM under a microscope though.
It's a 16F84A pic.
Still can't beat an EEPROM under a microscope though.
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That is the metal plate where the die is set. If you peel it you can see the die.
It is a good process for preserving the die intact, except for the smell. The plastic is more "workable" after being torched to incandescence.Thanks guys!
I burned the chip and i work
Hell yea. It smells soo bad, but I burned it on the garden and I was using a mask and security glassesIt is a good process for preserving the die intact, except for the smell.
There is a trick to minimize the smell. Burn them in a gas stove, well inside the flame. The flame will burn the black smoke.Hell yea. It smells soo bad, but I burned it on the garden and I was using a mask and security glasses