[christianw.]

Quelle: http://www.drviragopete.com/electronic-p...ervice.php

List of IC Chips I can Test

This tester does not have a list of each and every chip that it can test in the instructions. Instead it lists general categories of chips such as 7400 series and more which are listed below. Using the IC Tester's menu - I have listed each and every unique chip that it specifically shows in the device's LCD menu.



7400 Series
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CMOS 4000 Series Chips
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MC140 Series Chips

(Enter all these dropping off the MC1 for example enter MC14000 as 4000)

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CMOS 4500 Series Chips
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CMOS MC145 Series Chips

(Enter all these dropping off the MC1 for example enter MC14500 as 4500)

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HEF400 series

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Misc listed in LCD Menu

LM324
LM358
LM339
LM393
LM2902
LM2904
LM741
TL082

TL084 (Can also be used to basic test TL074- just select TL084 in the menu but insert a TL074 chip)

NE555
75175
75176
75C1168
MAX232
MAX485
82C251
MC3487
26S10
26LS31
26LS32
ULN2003
ULN2803


Notes:

This tester is very good at distinguishing between HC and LS 7400 series chips. It will fail a LS chip if tested under the HC mode. It will fail a HC chip if tested under the LS mode. LS is low speed and HC is high speed and this tester can test high speed and low speed speed paramenters very well.

This tester also tests zener diodes and gives the measured voltage value which is a very rare feature. This is much better than other common semiconductor testers (most of these cheap semiconductor testers are sold online as a bare pcb - I have one too) for zener testing because the competition products give the breakdown voltage which is of no value. This IC tester's zener test gives the actual voltage value which can be compared to specification sheets of the diode to determine if the zener diode is within tolerance. Zener diode test is performed in the righthand side of the IC socket in the lowest 2 holes. Zener function "ZD" is selected from the menu.

This tester can also test optocouplers/opto isolators having 4 pins. The 4-pin IC is placed in the socket at the lowest position - in otherwords - furthest away from the zif socket's lever. Selectr "LIGHT" from the LCD menu for optocoupler testing. Optocoupler compatibility list is unknown.


This tester is not good at searching for 7400 series chips in its search function. Manually searching sometimes produces "not supported' which means the chip I'm looking to test is not in the internal device list (instructions lack a list of chips). It is quite good at auto identifying analog chips and the list of chips shown in the menu by automatically searching.

I am starting to build a DIY chiplist for this tester TSH-02F as no chiplist was included in the brief instruction sheet. I am building this list from scratch by going through the menu chip-by-chip and seeing if that number produces a "not supported" - or "fault" if it says fault with no IC in the socket that means it is a testable chip. if it says "not supported" that means it is not a testable chip - according to its built-in chiplist.


7400 LS and HC (Both Lists in this machine are the same)
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7400
7401
7402
7403
7404
7405
7406
7407
7408
7409
7410
7411
7412
7413
7414
7415
7416
7417
7418
7420
7421
7422
7425
7426
7427
7428
7430
7432
7437
7438
7440
7442
7447
7450
7451
7452
7455
7458
7460
7461
7462
7465
7473
7474
7485
7486
74101
74109
74112
74113
74124
74125
74126
74132
74133
74136
74137
74138
74139
74140
74145
74147
74148
74149
74151
74153
74157
74158
74160
74161
74162
74163
74164
74165
74166
74173
74174
74175
74190
74191
74192
74192
74193
74194
74195
74237
74240
74241
74242
74243
74244
74245
74251
74253
74257
74258
74259
74260
74266
74273
74280
74283
74292
74293
74294
74298
74299
74354
74356
74365
74366
74367
74368
74373
74374
74375
74377
74386
74390
74393
74533
74534
74540
74541
74563
74564
74573
74574
74589
74595
74597
74640
74643
74688


CD4000
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(not yet)

4500
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(not yet)

HEF
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(not Yet)




(my note: 7400 series done 12/30/13)

(this growing DIY chiplist to be continued as I have time)

This tester does not come with a list of chips that are testable - instead the tester documentation gives broad families of chips which it can test - without listing individual chips in that documentation.

I have found through hands-on experience that certain chips test fine and others display "not supported"

"Not Supported" Chips which I personally tested

SN74LS169BN
SNF169PC
SN74154N (to big to fit in socket)
SN74LS03N - "fault" LS and HS model may be reversed
NTE74LS03 - "fault" LS and HS model may be reversed
S 74F377N - "fault" Not sure if works?????
SN74LS279AN
SN74LS189AN
SNF189PC
SN74LS629N
SN74LS75N
SN74ALS756AN
S 74F350N
SN74ALS874BNT (long Ic)
SN74LS629N
74HC107N
SN7472J

Undocumented YES Supported Chips List
(IC Chips I have personally tested to work on TSH tester)
SN74LS00N
S 74F00N
SN74LS02N
S 74F02N
SN74LS04N
SN7406N
SN7407N
S 74F08N
SN74LS10N
SN74LS20N
SN74LS27N
SN74LS30N
SN74LS74AN
S 74F74N
SN74LS86AN
SN74LS125AN
SN74LS132N
SN74LS133N
S 74F138N
SN74LS153N
SN74LS157N
SN74LS158N
SN74LS163AN
S 74F163AN
SN74LS174N
SN74LS175N
S 74F175N
SN74LS240N
74F240PC
SN74LS243N
SN74LS244N
S 74F244N
S 74LS273N A
SN74LS374N
S 74F374N
SN74LS377N
S 74F377N
SN74ALS574AN
SN74AS574N
SN74LS574AN
SN74LS576AN

Linear IC/Parts Testing Notes
LM339 - place chip at top of socket pin 1 furthest up

PC817 Opto 4-pin chip lowest pins on socket (menu=Light install backwards "0.17V" upside up "Open" partial test

Transistor test (Menu = TR) only identifies it as PNP or NPN and gives pin orientation but does not give value or show leakage - only pinout and PNP/NPN. Use last three holes on socket to the left side.

Zener Diode test - use lowest/last two holes on righthand side of socket. Menu = ZD. Test rightside up and backwards manually flipping the zener diode.

This tester is a very popular item at a very inexpensive price. It seems that the hardware is able to handle both TTL digital chips and analog chips as there are a few analog chips in its internal library. I hope that the popularity of this tester inspires the mfg to come out with a Linear IC tester version or users figure out a MOD to add chips to the internal list. The current price for this tester in 8/13 is approx $60 although I paid double that for mine since it was purchased before USA online release and I purchase mine from SIngapore and had it imported.

The lack of a chip list in the documentation - and the usefulness of this tester - inspired me to create this list. Reader/user data to be added to this list is welcome and appreciated. I have tested many hundreds of chips - most chip models - with many duplicates of same chips models - the above lists reflects all chips I have tested on this tester - as I kept detailed notes.

Note Big-auction-site was swamped with the TSH-02F "yellow sticker IC tester" just like mine that I purchased from SIngapore. The price on big auction site was between $55-75US depending on the seller sometimes with free shipping and sometimes not. After a few months another similar tester model TSH-06F the "blue sticker IC tester" at approx the very same price was competing. It is my hunch that these 2 testers are functionally identical or extremely similar - except there are 2 extra buttons on the blue tester. It is my hunch that these 2 extra buttons are for scrolling through the internal chiplist. My yellow tester requires each and every chip number to be entered manually.
So the scroll buttons would have made my building of this DIY chiplist a whole lot easier. Thousands of keypresses later - I see that my buttons have no sign of wear and they all function just like new (7400 series chiplist done as of this writing).

Update 1/25/14 I have received user confirmation that the TSH-06F "Blue sticker tester" is functionally the same or very similar to the yellow TSH-02F. The blue tester uses 2ea AA batteries while the yellow tester uses 1ea 9V battery. The blue tester has "O" key on the keypad for on/off. The yellow tester is powered on by pressing "enter" key and then turned off by selecting "off" in the menu. The blue tester has a "P" key which is undefined or undetermined what it actually does or doesnt do. No instructions came with the blue tester - as referred to by another user. I myself have the yellow tester and have posted the instruction sheet. These testers are so similar that this instruction page is applicable to both blue tester and yellow tester. If anyone figures out what the "P" button does - let me know. This insight from another user also figured out that the TL074 can be tested on the TSH model testers by using TL084 but inserting TL074 IC.