Sandisk monoUFD 3x11

Sandisk monoUFD 3x11

SANDISK monoUFD 3x11 pads ADAPTER

Recently, our customers began receiving many devices from Sandisk with USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 interfaces. Our creative engineering team has developed an adapter to read these memory chips.


ADAPTER SPECIFICATIONS

The adapter supports 3 different pinouts and therefore it has 3 PCBs and 3 frames.
It is compatible with a single 8-bit data bus. 
The socket and frames can be easily swapped between the boards, allowing you to change several different devices in a short time.
Frames 1 and 3 have a size of 11.1x16 mm. Whereas Frame 2 has dimensions - 11.3x16 mm. 

ADAPTER FEATURES

All surface-mounted components should be removed from a device before inserting into the adapter.
The best quality of the dump is obtained with a VCC - 2.5V, VCCQ - 2.3V

SUPPORTED DEVICES - SANDISK monoUFD 3x11 pads

PCB1


PCB2

PCB 3

* If you have a device with a similar pinout, but slightly different just send us a request, and we'll help you to identify the adapter.









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