semiconductor mfg osint
but naming can vary.
My second result leads to https://www.mouser.com/PCN/STMicroelectronics_11336.pdf distributors thankfully host PCNs for parts
as vendors mostly only give them to you if you're subscribed to changes.
reading this report gives us all kinds of interesting information, but the thing i want is on page 4:
TSMC 0.18µm, that's what we wanted to know. A few pages down it gets further detailed as "TSMC 0.18 Generic Embedded Flash logic TSMC" produced in Fab3 in Taiwan.
work-ish
my mental health is still all over the place but at least i'm making progress on the important stuff again :3
i'm working on the basics for the EDeA web interface now so that i have the workflow of "add repositories, add to workbench, download merged kicad project" running.
it makes me really happy working on this again, because every little change has instant feedback instead of waiting a month and then the PCB doesn't work...
uwu, uwuuwu. this is a STM32L031U6! 32kb flash, 8kb ram and ohhhh, 1kb eeprom. guess that's where the LUTs are.
I²C to CAN-Physical Transceiver: i CAN't believe it's not CAN (https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/lt3960.pdf).
Poly transbian hardware/software tinkerer who sometimes also finishes things. Catgirl Science Institute graduate, Open Sourceress at Fully Automated.
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