Data Extraction & Duplication Service
Xeltek’s Data Extraction & Duplication Service provides raw data reads from supported memory devices using professional-grade programming equipment. Upon successful data extraction, Xeltek can duplicate the extracted data to customer-provided target devices. This service is strictly limited to data extraction and duplication only.
Extraction Only Includes
- Reading raw data from supported ICs or memory devices
- Multiple read passes, when possible, to ensure read consistency
- Delivery of extracted data file(s) and/or duplicated devices to the customer
Data Extraction & Duplication
Xeltek will extract data from a customer-provided master chip and duplicate it using the extracted data. The customer is solely responsible for:
- Providing master chips and blank target chips that are known to be fully functional
- Confirming that devices are not read-protected or security-enabled
- Determining the usability, authenticity, and functionality of the extracted data
How to Get Started
To request Data Extraction services, please complete the questionnaire available under our Contact Us tab. A representative will review your submission and follow up with pricing and next steps.
SuperPro 7500N for Digital Forensics & Data Recovery
In digital forensics and data recovery, access to raw chip data is often critical when conventional methods fail. Mobile phones, hard drives, SSDs, USB devices, embedded systems, and damaged electronics may contain valuable information stored directly inside flash memory, EEPROM, eMMC, NAND, NOR, or microcontroller devices. When the original system is no longer functional, the ability to remove the chip and read its contents directly becomes an essential part of the recovery process.
The SuperPro 7500N is a powerful universal IC programmer designed to support forensic chip reading and raw data retrieval. With support for over 146K+ devices and compatibility with more than 500+ socket adapters, it provides the flexibility needed to work with a wide range of package types and memory devices commonly found in forensic investigations.
For forensic professionals, the process typically begins by identifying the chip part number, selecting the proper socket adapter, and using the programmer’s Read function to extract the raw data file. That file can then be analyzed using the investigator’s preferred forensic or recovery software. Because many forensic cases involve unknown or damaged electronics, having a universal programmer with broad device support is a major advantage.
Whether working with law enforcement, private investigations, data recovery labs, or cybersecurity teams, the SuperPro 7500N offers a dependable solution for direct chip access, raw data extraction, and digital evidence recovery.
