Sandisk 20-99-00121-1 Flash Drive missing component

[ptg]

Hi, I'm missing a component on this flash drive, which is preventing the flash drive from working. Right now, the light just blinks once, then no more life from the flash drive. Computers aren't recognizing the drive at all. I suspect that this missing component is the cause. Any help in identifying this component would be much appreciated.

[ddrecovery]

Is one side ground and other not?

[ptg]

No, one side is .4V in diode mode and the other is .53V. Looks like one side is connected to pin 1 on the controller chip.

[ddrecovery]

No, one side is .4V in diode mode and the other is .53V. Looks like one side is connected to pin 1 on the controller chip.

Are you measuring voltage of diode mode readings?

[ptg]

Diode mode, not voltage with it powered on

[arvika]

I do not have better photo.

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[ptg]

Sorry, but I need the value of the component. Can you help with that?

I do not have better photo.

[arvika]

I do not have phisically this device in my lab, sorry.

[jeremyb]

I have a few donor boards of that model, its a fixed inductor. I have no idea what the value is though.

[ptg]

Thank you Jeremy. Yeah, I thought that I had tested a filter, but I guess I must not have. Anyways, the inductor did indeed fix the drive. Appreciate your response.

I have a few donor boards of that model, its a fixed inductor. I have no idea what the value is though.

[fzabkar]

Measure the voltage on each side of the component.

[jeremyb]

Measure the voltage on each side of the component.

3.2v on either side of the component

Thank you Jeremy. Yeah, I thought that I had tested a filter, but I guess I must not have. Anyways, the inductor did indeed fix the drive. Appreciate your response.

No problem, glad to of helped

[fzabkar]

It looks like the inductor may be filtering the Vcc supply for the NAND. Measuring the voltages with the inductor removed would tell you whether the voltage was being generated internally or externally.