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Hi All ,
Got This Case .The Picture Of The Card Are Attached .Its a 16 GB " Looks Like Sandisk But i Cannot Confirm This " .Has Anyone Worked On This .Chip Seems To Be BGA Type .

hi,
you may be right as a sandisk, but for a hint look here: http://flash-extractor.com/library/No%20Name/No%20Name%20SD/

and here:

http://flash-extractor.com/library/No%20Name/No%20Name%20SD/SD_5/SD_5__98_de_95_32__1x2

I think if you read chips, may be clearer.

what tool do you have?

HaQue wrote:hi,
you may be right as a sandisk, but for a hint look here: http://flash-extractor.com/library/No%20Name/No%20Name%20SD/

and here:

http://flash-extractor.com/library/No%20Name/No%20Name%20SD/SD_5/SD_5__98_de_95_32__1x2

I think if you read chips, may be clearer.

what tool do you have?

First Of All Hello ,
I Am a Very Old Member Here But In The Past 2 Years Very Less Post .I Have PC 3000 Flash Since a Long Time .It Think Its This -> http://flash-extractor.com/library/No%2 ... 0SD/SD_54/

@ All,
Hi everyone How Are You Folks .I Am Also Looking For a BGA Adapter For This To Convert To TSOP Type Something Like This

Amarbir wrote:

HaQue wrote:hi,
It Think Its This -> http://flash-extractor.com/library/No%2 ... 0SD/SD_54/

Confirm. It should be solution from this link or similar.

Amarbir wrote:I Am Also Looking For a BGA Adapter For This To Convert To TSOP Type Something Like This

Amarbir..... if you update your PC3000 Flash reader, you can also purchase the correct adapters for these chips.... lot easier than soldering the chips to a NAND boards ACE provided for the earlier reader....

http://www.pc-3000flash.com/eng/flashwork.php

"S4T8030" looks like a Samsung part numer.

For example, "S4LN045X01-8030" is Samsung's MEX flash controller.

SDC1830- Phison 8030

SDC801-806 - Phison 8001-8006.

SD3820 -Phison 8032

GreyDKang wrote:SDC1830- Phison 8030

SDC801-806 - Phison 8001-8006.

SD3820 -Phison 8032

Well,
Here Speaks The Man ,How Are You These Days

hddguy wrote:http://www.flash-extractor.com/manual/problem_chips/

Strange thing, but from card these chips are reading well often.