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If you un-soldered it yourself, you can solder it a new replacement one. There is nothing hard about it. These caps are non-polarized, eg it doesn't matter in which direction you solder them they will work.
If I recall correctly it's a filtering cap for one of the power rails. A missing cap...
Start here. There are plenty of manufacturers and caps to choose from.
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It is a filtering cap so it isn't a big issue if the value is a bit off. I assume the laptop will work without the cap as well but it is a good idea to have it there.
Hello,
I just went and did some debugging on my motherboard. I was putting in about 0.5W and feeling around the board with the back of my fingers. I was planning on increasing the power but I quickly found the offending cap. C10 as expected.
C10 should be a 10uF 25V 1206 X5R .
I only had a...
I have the opportunity to buy a HP1650B logic analyzer and I am wondering if it is worth it.
I currently own a Open Workbench Logic Sniffer. I have used it a couple of times but it feels more like a toy rather than a real world useful logic analyzer.
From it's page I notice the Open Logic can...
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