Fluke 9010A is used to test different ROM's and RAMS
You have to type in the address starting and ending address
I have seen techs take out a ROM or RAM chip one by one and check using a Fluke 9010A to test the ROM and RAM chips until they find the bad one
But what is a better way of troubleshooting ROM and RAM chips?
What programs or devices do you guys use to test ROM's chips and RAM chips?
Also the ROM and RAM chips have a frequency , if you put in a ROM or RAM chip that has a different frequency it won't work in a circuit , why is that?
How do you know when using a Logic Probe that you have a bad address line on a ROM or RAM chip? because the logic probe is not pulsing?
I am new at troubleshooting ROM and RAM chips, so what are some common troubleshooting failures or signs to know you have a bad ROM or RAM chip?
You have to type in the address starting and ending address
I have seen techs take out a ROM or RAM chip one by one and check using a Fluke 9010A to test the ROM and RAM chips until they find the bad one
But what is a better way of troubleshooting ROM and RAM chips?
What programs or devices do you guys use to test ROM's chips and RAM chips?
Also the ROM and RAM chips have a frequency , if you put in a ROM or RAM chip that has a different frequency it won't work in a circuit , why is that?
How do you know when using a Logic Probe that you have a bad address line on a ROM or RAM chip? because the logic probe is not pulsing?
I am new at troubleshooting ROM and RAM chips, so what are some common troubleshooting failures or signs to know you have a bad ROM or RAM chip?