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What will I learn in the training?
9 December 2015,
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JTAG |
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ISP |
| Students learn how to make a JTAG connection to a locked device by primarily soldering to the TAPs (Test Action Points) in order to access the physical memory on the device. Connecting via a Molex Connection or using a custom JIG is also taught. Some newer phones may not be JTAGable. | Students learn how to remove the chip from board using various techniques and prepare the board to do a read. Students also learn the fundamentals of the various memory structures found on devices ranging from smartphones, tables and SSD drives. | ISP is a good choice for labs seeing newer phones unsupported by JTAG that contain an eMMC or eMCP chip. It is a non-destructive process like JTAG, but it requires very fine precision soldering and either excellent vision or proper magnification. |
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