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Offline christoskagTopic starter

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Help with Motorola IC
« on: May 12, 2023, 05:57:44 pm »
Hello . I am new in the forum . I have a glow plug module for repair. It has an entire 20pin IC Motorola SC94502CP . I can't find a datasheet . Can anybody help me please? I need only pinout . Pin 1 is ground at pin2 and 3 applying 5V .
 

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Re: Help with Motorola IC
« Reply #1 on: May 12, 2023, 06:11:33 pm »
As I understand "SC" is custom with no information?
 

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Re: Help with Motorola IC
« Reply #2 on: May 12, 2023, 07:25:25 pm »
Yep, Motorola SCxxxxx or ZCxxxxx are custom parts, in most cases a mask-programmed MCU. If you post photos it might be possible to identify the basic MCU, but that still leaves the firmware inside which can not be read.
 

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Re: Help with Motorola IC
« Reply #3 on: May 12, 2023, 09:17:29 pm »
Someone might be able to make some guesses as to what the IC does and what other MCU might be pin compatible which you could resolder in to place (with your own custom code flashed on them to replicate the old functionality) if you can work out a schematic and post it of which pin of the chip connects to what.
 

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Re: Help with Motorola IC
« Reply #4 on: May 12, 2023, 09:17:53 pm »
Hello . I am new in the forum . I have a glow plug module for repair. It has an entire 20pin IC Motorola SC94502CP . I can't find a datasheet . Can anybody help me please? I need only pinout . Pin 1 is ground at pin2 and 3 applying 5V .
Is there a date code on the chip or any adjacent chips? Knowing the manufacture date might help narrow down the range of possible chips. Please advise the connections to a few other pins to also narrow down the selection i.e. is there a crystal or ceramic resonator connected to the chip?

Based on just the package size and the power and ground pins locations it could be one of the MC6804J or MC68HC04J series family.
 

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Re: Help with Motorola IC
« Reply #5 on: May 12, 2023, 09:21:42 pm »
... or 68HC05 or 68HC08...
 

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Re: Help with Motorola IC
« Reply #6 on: May 13, 2023, 12:16:33 am »
It could be an analog IC too, Motorola made far more than just MCUs... but if it is an MCU, it likely has a mask set code, which will lead to a positive match. It's a letter-number-number-letter or number-letter-number-number-letter code:

http://matthieu.benoit.free.fr/cross/competitive/motorola/Maskset.htm
 

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Re: Help with Motorola IC
« Reply #7 on: May 14, 2023, 12:24:55 pm »
... or 68HC05 or 68HC08...
I can't find any 68HC05 or 68HC08 devices in a 20 pin package that have power and ground in the locations specified by the OP.

With the 6804J series the pinout is:
1   Vss
2   IRQ*
3   Vdd
4   Extal
5   Xtal
6   MDS
7   Timer
8-19  Parallel I/O ports
20  Reset*

This is consistent with the OP where GND is applied to pin 1 and +5V is applied to pins 2 & 3. The IRQ* line is tied to +5V to inhibit external interrupts.
 

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Re: Help with Motorola IC
« Reply #8 on: May 14, 2023, 07:39:33 pm »
Who cares? The OP doesn't.
 


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