Master tracing signals and voltages on motherboard paths - Expert tips to trace without a schematic
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Uncover secrets of tracing signals and voltage on motherboards
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Very nice video ,love from Morroco
Thank you very much Bro
most important to fix motherboard without schematic
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the top of the multimeter it’s for transistor test NPN&PNP this plugs it hard to used it it’s easy for a bran new transistor with 3 pin it’s tells the transistor is good or bad it’s hard for a scrap transistor that can test in this hole
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How to check the signal where the trace is covered with clear paint? And how to solder test wire to very tiny traces?
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hello ?can you please explain the diode mode in multimeter and its use in diagnosing laptop mbd or any other mb
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How to identify a burnt microcontroller on a board?
Hello engineer,
How can we identify the power pins of a microcontroller when it is connected to a heat sink and we do not have any specifications about it?
Refer to its data sheet
@@electronicsrepairbasics_erb The data sheet can be removed due to the heat sink that is fixed with glue
How to identify a burnt microcontroller on a board?
How to identify a burnt microcontroller on a board?
How to identify a burnt microcontroller on a board?
How to identify a burnt microcontroller on a board?
How to identify a burnt microcontroller on a board?
How to identify a burnt microcontroller on a board?
How to identify a burnt microcontroller on a board?
Bro one comment is enough, don't repeat it
@@electronicsrepairbasics_erb Hello. Sorry, there was an error in the registration