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Hello all.

Recently I have managed to aquired a PIC that I am having trouble identifing.

It is a 32 pin PIC, and has the markings (left to right, top to bottom):

SST (very large)

39SF0201

70-4C-PH

MPF (bold under the SST)

0242016-A

 

I cannot post a picture of the PIC, as my didgitial camera is out of action, and my webcams don't have enough resolution.

 

tTank you to anyone who can help.

 

Shea.

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From those markings I can tell it's not a PIC :-)

It is a memory chip made by Silicon Storage Technology, and has the part number SST39SF020A-70-4C-PHE.  It's a 2Mbit parallel flash chip with 8x 256k pages and 4K sectors.

Basically, it's a parallel memory chip that you can store information in without power.  It's like an EEPROM, except different technology called Flash Memory.

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so what can i auctually do with it??
 

also, did you find a datasheet?

 

 

thanks,

 

Shea.

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