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troubleshooting method for micro-controller board ?
"Jamie" t wrote in message ... robb wrote: "Eeyore" wrote in message ... I use a low ohm meter (Kelvin), it's very good at tracking down the nearest point of the short on the board. You may want to look at capacitors. Especially tantalums, they short very nicely many times leaving nothing but ash. Currently the only diagnostic tools at my immediate disposal are Fluke 177 DMM, a Tek 2236 oscope and a usb/PC based all purpose logic anal/spectrum anal/oscope i am hopeing these will be sufficient to solve / track this fault(s) if low ohm meter is not terribly expensive then i'll try to get one if it helps more than my current tools |
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