What is the IC decode process?

 Generally, people need chip programs to learn and research. For example, companies require to repair some machines and equipment. Engineers need to get backdata or copy some chips. For instance, some directors need to upgrade and redevelop their products. We are required to get the program from the chip. The converted MCU can't read the program directly by the programmer. 

 IC decryption isanencryption program through specific tools and methods. So far, there are many ways to IC decode.   

 1. We generally use software methods to decode IC.

2. Use electronic detection to crack IC.

3. Using probe technology and UV cracking methods.

4. We can use hole of the chip itself to unlock MCU.

 Then change  the encryption circuit to crack the MCU.

 

Shenzhen OROD has high-end IC decode devices. For maximumcomplex IC, we have our decryption scheme. Customers can save plenty of time and money to break the IC. At the same time, we offerIC soft-encryption modification. Chip model identification. For the benefit of customers. OROD can sign agreements with customers.

 

What's the IC decode  process? 

Due to  too many types and models of chips, before decoding IC. So, Buyers must ask about cracking IC prices. And the specific process of unlocking MCU to not cause unnecessary losses and troubles for both sides! Our company’s most notable advantage compared with peers is these conditions. Firstly, For some simple encryption chips. Secondly, Unlocking a high success rate. Further, It is low price. We can decrypt them for buyers before paying for a new IC sample test!

 

How to decode  some chips after polishing?

Chip model identification (how to Unlock Some Chips After Polishing)is a technical service provided for some polished chips, chips with a piece of black glue on them, or chips with the inexact model, including grinding IC model identification, bonding, How to Decode  Some Chips After Polishing (IC model identification), IC search, and IC replacement. In the current development of electronic products, to stop  effects from being copied or imitated.