Simply insert a supported chip into the socket, power it on, and get the answer in seconds!
The UCA operates as a standalone tester for quick, on-the-go IC testing,
or as a more advanced chip analyzer when connected to a computer via USB-C.
Supports a wide range of ICs from the 70s to the 90s, covering thousands of variations.
Determines a chip's working status within seconds. Standalone or Advanced tethered Mode.
Built-in electrical protections safeguard against damage in case of chip failure. Adjustable power limit.
Artix-7 FPGA & Cortex-M7 CPU @ 600 MHz for in-depth IC analysis and CPU testing at full-speed.
No complex setup nor jumper wires required. Just plug your IC and switch power on!
Both hardware & software open source! Use Arduino and Vivado toolchains. Feel free to contribute!
UCA Adapters plug into UCA to support a specific Socket and/or chip family
They often includes frequency selection and advanced features
[DONE] Fully tested and working | [BETA] In final betatesting phase
[ALPHA] Working but fixes needed | [PLANNED] Schematics done
For 8085, 8086/88, 8048/51, Motorola 68xx, MOS 65xx, Z80 & many more
For Intel 80186 and 80188 CPUs in
PGA, LCC & PLCC packages.
For Intel 80286 CPUs in
PGA, LCC & PLCC packages.
For Intel, AMD, Cyrix, Texas Instruments 80386 CPU, including Rapid CAD
For Intel, AMD, Cyrix, UMC, TI 486SX/DX/DX2/DX4s (including 5x86s)
For Intel 8080s CPUs and clones,
including USSR 8080s
For Intel 8008s CPUs and clones,
in plastic or ceramic package
For Intel 4004 and Intel 4040 CPUs,
in plastic or ceramic package
For various (E)EPROM and FLASH,
ranging from 16 kbits to 8 Mbits
For various early 1-/2-/4-/8-bit DRAM,
including triple-supply DRAMs
Designed to check the working condition of the UCA after assembly
Designed to calibrate the current measurement IC on the UCA