Jul 28, 2012 #1 jasonc2 Full Member level 4 Joined Jun 23, 2012 Messages 204 Helped 25 Reputation 52 Reaction score 25 Trophy points 1,328 Location NYC, USA Activity points 3,415 Looking at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:VIA_VL810_SuperSpeed_Hub_Demo_Board.jpg Does circle of pads surrounding the mounting holes serve some purpose?
Looking at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:VIA_VL810_SuperSpeed_Hub_Demo_Board.jpg Does circle of pads surrounding the mounting holes serve some purpose?
Jul 28, 2012 #2 A arbabar Member level 2 Joined Aug 11, 2011 Messages 46 Helped 5 Reputation 10 Reaction score 5 Trophy points 1,288 Location Islamabad Activity points 1,640 yeah when we fix the circuit board into the case(casing) we tight it through screws, these circle pads have naked PCB, it is therefore short with the body of casing and become common ground for the pcB and case(casing is usually ground).
yeah when we fix the circuit board into the case(casing) we tight it through screws, these circle pads have naked PCB, it is therefore short with the body of casing and become common ground for the pcB and case(casing is usually ground).
Jul 29, 2012 #3 jasonc2 Full Member level 4 Joined Jun 23, 2012 Messages 204 Helped 25 Reputation 52 Reaction score 25 Trophy points 1,328 Location NYC, USA Activity points 3,415 I see, thank you. Is there a risk of ground loops when you use more than one screw or if grounded connector shields are also connected to the case?
I see, thank you. Is there a risk of ground loops when you use more than one screw or if grounded connector shields are also connected to the case?