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Re: Wrong voltage - what to check for?

July 27th, 2021, 6:02

fzabkar wrote:Can you tape a sewing needle to the probe tip? Then measure the output voltages of each e-fuse using a screw hole as your ground.


Armed with needles, I now get:

1st PCB:

Between +5Vout and GND (screw hole): 3.47Kohm
Between +12Vout and GND (screw hole): 38.1Kohm

2ndst PCB:

Between +5Vout and GND (screw hole): 3.44Kohm
Between +12Vout and GND (screw hole): 36.5Kohm

Re: Wrong voltage - what to check for?

July 27th, 2021, 14:30

Good, there are no dead shorts.

Now power up the PCBs and measure the voltages at those points.
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