Flash Chip Identification

[brickbreaker]

This chip was given to me with a flash drive that doesn't fit. I haven't been able to identify the bga or find anything that looks like it. The flash drive board looks like many others (BGA 152 I believe). Notice there are 3 rows of pins where the bga152 has four. Any help appreciated greatly. Chip markings: PF079-10AL 1534

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[labtech]

Tried chip off recovery?

[brickbreaker]

I know very little about chip off. Have done some iphone nand repair with the blue box. I think I have confirmed this is BGA 132 but it can be read with other sockets right?

[HaQue]

It is BGA 132
if you look at the standard, it is a valid configuration. Search for in google: bga 132 152 onfi, and open the 4mb .pdf standard. look at page 23:
http://www.onfi.org/~/media/onfi/specs/onfi_3_2-gold.pdf

You can use the same adapter as 152, and if chip is different dimensions, then use a space/frame whatever you want to call it.
The middle 88 pins are the ones the adapter uses on both 152, and it's subset, 132. I actually have one that is 108, with even less pads.
http://forum.hddguru.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=37127

you can use a part number decoder to get the PF "marking" back to the full part number, then find a datasheet, but you shouldn't need the DSheet.

BTW, some of these have 8 CE's so you have to be mindful of that.

[labtech]

I know very little about chip off. Have done some iphone nand repair with the blue box. I think I have confirmed this is BGA 132 but it can be read with other sockets right?

Ahh ok, so you probably don't have one of the big 3 NAND readers. Was suggesting to use the NAND reader and find out chip ID and go from there.