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21st February 2006, 11:20 PM
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Unsoldering EEPROM chips
I have old 93CS66 chips that I need to read and then transfer the program on to new replacement chips. The old chips are 8-pin dips and are soldered on pc boards; how can I unsolder them without damaging the chips or the program on them?
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21st February 2006, 11:45 PM
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Location: Saskatchewan
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If you don't know anyone who owns a Pace rework station, just use a solder wick and some flux. Be sure not too hold your iron on the chip for too long, as you don't want to overheat it.
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