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--- azonenberg:ftdi:ft232rl [2013/12/27 23:55] – azonenberg
+++ azonenberg:ftdi:ft232rl [2024/07/22 05:26] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-{{tag>collection_az vendor_ftdi year_2005 type_interface type_interface/serdes type_interface/serdes/uart type_interface/usb tech_unknown foundry_unknown}}
+{{tag>collection_az vendor_ftdi year_2005 type_interface type_interface/serdes type_interface/serdes/uart type_interface/usb tech_600nm foundry_unknown}}
 FT232RL USB-serial converter packaged in 28-SSOP. Most likely the same die as the FT232RQ (QFN) however this has not been confirmed.
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 The FT232R has on-board EEPROM for descriptors and a pre-programmed unique serial number, as opposed to most of FTDI's other devices which require external EEPROMs.
-We were curious as to whether the FT232R was just a USB MCU like the Microchip MCP2200, or a pure ASIC. The lack of obvious ROM areas suggest that it is indeed an ASIC, estimated to be around the 180nm node.
+We were curious as to whether the FT232R was just a USB MCU like the Microchip MCP2200, or a pure ASIC. The lack of obvious ROM areas suggest that it is indeed an ASIC. FIB cross section suggests technology node is around 600 nm with 3 metal layers.
-Map: http://siliconpr0n.org/map/ftdi/ft232rl_bf_neo5x_dirty/
+Map: http://siliconpr0n.org/map/ftdi/ft232rl/azonenberg_mz_neo5x/
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 Bond pad.
-{{:azonenberg:ftdi:ftdi:ft232rl_17_bf_neo40x_annotated.jpg?600|}}
+{{:azonenberg:ftdi:ftdi:ft232rl_17_bf_neo40x_annotated.jpg?600|}}{{https://siliconpr0n.org/map/ftdi/ft232rl/single/ftdi_ft232rl_azonenberg_mz_mit20x.thumb.jpg}}
+[[https://siliconpr0n.org/map/ftdi/ft232rl/azonenberg_mz_mit20x/|mz_mit20x]]
+  * [[https://siliconpr0n.org/map/ftdi/ft232rl/single/ftdi_ft232rl_azonenberg_mz_mit20x.jpg|Single]] (14035x13529, 47.1505MiB)