Guess the chip. Brought to you by a gas flame and a razor blade (yes, I'm still doing shitty decaps, and my Mighty Razor™ still does an amazing job).pic.twitter.com/MZ3TTxqQp9
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Guess the chip. Brought to you by a gas flame and a razor blade (yes, I'm still doing shitty decaps, and my Mighty Razor™ still does an amazing job).pic.twitter.com/MZ3TTxqQp9
I'm gonna guess it's the Z80-like embedded within the CPU-AGB? :P
The die ID is of a similar form to the one I have of the GBA CPU, and the pad ring looks similar, but something doesn't match up because the GBA CPU is supposed to be full of CMP fill on the top layer.pic.twitter.com/SfuQ8aMe8A
My Mighty Razor isn't just for decapping, it's also for delayering.
Huh, and it doesn't ever chip/shatter the die?
Sometimes it does. But hey, for the price...
In that case, is the big denser block in the center the ARM7TDMI hard macro? I count 16/32 repeating patterns at the very bottom of it, and the overall layout very vaguely resembles the public ARM1 layout.
If you Google hard enough, you'll find a PDF with an ARM7TDMI layout which is a 1:1 match :-)
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