Uncover the Secrets of Motherboard Signal Tracking | Track Signals & Voltages on any Board

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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Комментарии • 47

  • @CinematicTouchProductions
    @CinematicTouchProductions Год назад +8

    Thank you so much for teaching this, I am very happy you made this particular video this is where I struggle and a few more videos like this and I'll be in the right direction. I struggle with where to begin a diagnosis depending on the symptoms of the problem/fault then tracing it to the source because I struggle with understanding the MAZE how to follow the from the initial diagnosis and this starts to give me direction. Keep them coming because you have students here including myself watching and learning and taking notes.

    • @electronicsrepairbasics_erb
      @electronicsrepairbasics_erb  Год назад +1

      I did this for you bro. Don't worry I will create more videos about how to track signals and voltages using the multimeter. More awesome videos coming soon

    • @CinematicTouchProductions
      @CinematicTouchProductions Год назад

      @@electronicsrepairbasics_erb I thank you a million, by the number of views this video has gotten in a day it is obvious to me how many beginners are looking to learn the same thing. The ability to understand and know how to trace and route these lines and what connects to what is challenging giving how you have hundreds if not thousands of micro sized lines, points, components and one thing begins here and the vias take it somewhere else then you have to flip the board and find it there and hopefully you found the correct one then continue to trace it from there. Its a very tedious process until you have mastered it and even then you can get lost! 😆

  • @Steadyeddie100
    @Steadyeddie100 Год назад +2

    I think you are fantastic teacher, I have watched many videos, you stand out because you explain, what,we're how things function, and this video stands out as the traces are very confusing, Antilles you explained what connect what and how there connected 👍👍

  • @mohammedhassanademadem
    @mohammedhassanademadem Год назад +4

    Welcome brother, your videos are ever inspiring and informative as always. Keep up the good job brother. you make us Africans very proud.

  • @solaman2350
    @solaman2350 Год назад

    you are best laptop schematic diagram maintenance teacher i have ever seen.i really appreciate that and i will keep follow your chennel.

  • @RobertLenior
    @RobertLenior Год назад +2

    Very nice these videos, you patiently explain very useful basics Sir. Thank you

  • @mikeatlanta9306
    @mikeatlanta9306 Год назад +1

    Looks good, gives me more confidence in my dream to become an electronics tech

  • @usamamaqsood169
    @usamamaqsood169 Год назад +2

    Very nice video love from Pakistan

  • @jaydwgtre0
    @jaydwgtre0 Год назад

    You are a very good teacher. All of your videos topnotch.

  • @diyfixtool830
    @diyfixtool830 Год назад

    Learned a lot of useful things from tracing signals and voltages on any board

  • @ittesttest4172
    @ittesttest4172 Год назад +1

    Hi there, it was one of your best tutorial videos. keep it up. thnx

  • @kalveend
    @kalveend Год назад +1

    superb as always bro! I appreciate your videos a lot. Even your voice is cool.

  • @Tiktokviralremix_2024.
    @Tiktokviralremix_2024. Год назад +1

    Thanks sir for sharing this kind of vedio...very useful...

  • @jameschambers5505
    @jameschambers5505 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the video training bro keep up the good work

  • @thedominantone4264
    @thedominantone4264 11 месяцев назад

    These videos are admirable

  • @davidhoueto3411
    @davidhoueto3411 Год назад

    Verry Helpful videos as Always. Thanks a lot bro

  • @jameskisitu742
    @jameskisitu742 26 дней назад

    I would like to thank you for this,
    big board it's ok but for laptop it's sooo hard more so on the processor and ic of the like and integrated ics

    • @electronicsrepairbasics_erb
      @electronicsrepairbasics_erb  25 дней назад

      Hi there,
      Working on large boards is manageable, dealing with laptop motherboards is indeed a different challenge, especially around the processor and integrated ICs. The compactness and complexity of these components make it significantly harder to track signals and troubleshoot issues effectively. Thank you

  • @dzabakwesi2213
    @dzabakwesi2213 Год назад

    Thanks for the knowledge

  • @nadembourkaib4185
    @nadembourkaib4185 Год назад

    هداك الله وجزاك خيرا شكرا جزيلا.

  • @proevobig4623
    @proevobig4623 Год назад

    thank you

  • @tunkunrunk
    @tunkunrunk Год назад

    how many youtube channels do you have Sir ? I've found one of your video on another channel , and you voice sounded 10 times better . I'm surprised your voice sound robotic in this channel

  • @sanjogkumarbarik7460
    @sanjogkumarbarik7460 7 месяцев назад

    then what we can say to power supply buses. They are which type of buses

  • @yeaung9964
    @yeaung9964 8 месяцев назад +1

    dear sir how to measure oscilloscope pdf file

  • @samueladama161
    @samueladama161 4 месяца назад

    please how do i get that soundtrack

  • @elijahjags8949
    @elijahjags8949 Год назад

    Thanks

  • @jameskisitu742
    @jameskisitu742 26 дней назад

    And for printed boards with more than 8 layers

    • @electronicsrepairbasics_erb
      @electronicsrepairbasics_erb  25 дней назад

      Tracking voltage on multilayer printed circuit boards (PCBs) with more than 8 layers requires specific methods due to the complexity of the structure. Here are steps and techniques you can use for efficient tracking:
      1. Understand the PCB Layout:
      Obtain the PCB schematic and layout, ideally with a layer stack-up diagram. This will help you know which layers handle power distribution, ground, signal, and components.
      2. Identify Test Points:
      Look for test points or vias that are exposed on the outer layers. These are often placed for easier troubleshooting. Ensure that test points are correctly documented for the corresponding power or signal lines.
      5. Power Plane Isolation:
      Multilayer PCBs often have dedicated layers for power and ground. Use PCB layout software to view and isolate these planes to understand where the voltage should be distributed.
      By following these steps, you'll be able to accurately trace voltage and signal paths in complex multilayer PCBs.