PCB Upgrade

[ozzie owl]

I will apologise in advance if i am out of place here. I am looking for someone who may be willing to attempt a eeprom upgrade on a PCB. This is from a 1980's scalextric car. As it stands the eeprom fitted allows the car to learn 33 meters of track. There were eeproms 4 times the memory size of original but are now obsolete. I am looking for someone who understands what's what and able to upsize memory. I live in Sheffield U.K. Anyone interested in having a go please message me for more information.

 

[ozzie owl]

Original atmell210 24c04n sc27 c
The AT24C01A/02/04/08A/16A provides 1024/2048/4096/8192/16384 bits of serial
electrically erasable and programmable read-only memory (EEPROM) organized as
128/256/512/1024/2048 words of 8 bits each.

If anyone could suggest a replacement to upgrade to 16 that is available that would be a great help.

 

[swelchy]

Another Rat clone in the works aye?

 

[swelchy]

My dad used to own a slot car track business in the 80's till the early 90's.... For a while he had the fastest track in the nation.

 

[Robert]

Depending on the type of data stored on the EEPROM, you might also need a programmer to copy it to the new IC.

 

[ozzie owl]

As far as i am aware. The car does 1 lap of the circuit so it can learn the track (Writing to eeprom)? It is then started and reads from eeprom? The info it learns is from the guide blade at the front of car that follows the groove in the track. My requirement is to upgrade the eeprom so it will learn longer circuits as it only has enough memory for 33 metres. Looking for 100 metres which i believe the AT24C016A would store enough.