Chip programming, whether done with memory or logic devices, can be
a tricky process for older equipment. Trying to preserve ROMs from an
arcade or pinball game? Need to program something exotic which a Willem
or Needham unit doesn't even want to talk about? Give me a buzz. I've
found very few devices a Data I/O Unisite or 3980 can't read or write.
I can also handle some newer devices with an XGECU series programmer.
Programming service is rendered with a one-time/flat-rate $50 per-job charge, plus a per-device charge as shown in the table below.
|
Device Quantity |
Cost per Device |
| 1-5 | $2.00 |
| 6-10 | $1.75 |
| 11-24 | $1.50 |
| 25 or more | $1.00 |
Supported Device Package Types:
| DIP | PLCC | SOIC |
| PGA | PCMCIA | TSOP |
| Others -- Let's talk. |
Orders are return-shipped via USPS Priority Mail unless you say otherwise.
If you're sending me a source file to be programmed into hardware, please check with me to make sure it'll be in a format I can handle (or one which can be converted to something I can handle). Generally, I do programming for all memory devices in Absolute Binary (Data I/O #16), and logic device programming in JEDEC Full (Data I/O #91).
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