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The Techs that sit next to me at work , use a technique of finding shorts
When there is a SHORT from VCC to a component or a SHORT to ground to a component or a SHORT from VCC to ground
The use an external power supply and set the current limit to MAX 3 to 5 amps , but the voltage is at 5 volts or less
They turn OFF the circuit , And Pulse or trigger the Power supply rails with an external power supply and set the current limit to MAX 3 to 5 amps , but the voltage is at 5 volts or less
The Shorted component or what is causing the short, will cause a component to get HOT or explode the component, plus it leaves damage to the blown traces on the PCB board
How can you do this technique without cause blown traces? they have the current limit set to high? and would be a good current limited setting?
Also , Is this technique done for only a SHORT that is for VCC to ground? without damaging other components?
Cause I would think if you had A SHORT that is a SHORT from VCC to a component or a SHORT to ground to a component , and use an external power supply and set the current limit to MAX 3 to 5 amps , but the voltage is at 5 volts or less , that it will damage the other components or STRESS them out
I think this technique is only used when you have a SHORT from VCC to ground right? without cause STRESS damage to other components?
When there is a SHORT from VCC to a component or a SHORT to ground to a component or a SHORT from VCC to ground
The use an external power supply and set the current limit to MAX 3 to 5 amps , but the voltage is at 5 volts or less
They turn OFF the circuit , And Pulse or trigger the Power supply rails with an external power supply and set the current limit to MAX 3 to 5 amps , but the voltage is at 5 volts or less
The Shorted component or what is causing the short, will cause a component to get HOT or explode the component, plus it leaves damage to the blown traces on the PCB board
How can you do this technique without cause blown traces? they have the current limit set to high? and would be a good current limited setting?
Also , Is this technique done for only a SHORT that is for VCC to ground? without damaging other components?
Cause I would think if you had A SHORT that is a SHORT from VCC to a component or a SHORT to ground to a component , and use an external power supply and set the current limit to MAX 3 to 5 amps , but the voltage is at 5 volts or less , that it will damage the other components or STRESS them out
I think this technique is only used when you have a SHORT from VCC to ground right? without cause STRESS damage to other components?