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24th May, 2016, 10:02 PM #1DK Veteran
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Atmel eeprom
please any help with this eeprom mask : ATML H136 46E
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25th May, 2016, 09:34 AM #2DK Veteran
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May be 93C46?
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It is not on car, it is on another PCB. But i think is 93C46E, but i'm not sure
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Always you can do reverse engineering ..where is GND and VCC look in datasheet 93c46 for pinout and compare with pcb signals
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Yes I have do that. But some eeprom have the same pin for GND and Vcc.
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