The schematic shows the part numbers.
Does the board still have a short without the diode? The diode blowing open wouldn't explain the short.
What should happen when I turn it on?
Re: What should happen when I turn it on?
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Re: What should happen when I turn it on?
Been a while - been travelling for work.
Managed to get home for a couple of days - so answering the question, I looked at the schematics and D2 says it's BAT54, but whenever I look online for BAT54 (which appears to be a Schottky barrier diode,BAT54 0.2A 30V), there are three leads on it. The ones on the board only have two.
Any ideas?
I can't remember if the short is still there, I plan to try and recheck it later.
Managed to get home for a couple of days - so answering the question, I looked at the schematics and D2 says it's BAT54, but whenever I look online for BAT54 (which appears to be a Schottky barrier diode,BAT54 0.2A 30V), there are three leads on it. The ones on the board only have two.
Any ideas?
I can't remember if the short is still there, I plan to try and recheck it later.
Re: What should happen when I turn it on?
The diode is a SOD package. I'm not sure if it's sod-123 or sod-323.
Some one from bitcraze will be able to give the exact part number
Some one from bitcraze will be able to give the exact part number
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Re: What should happen when I turn it on?
It's the SOD-323 package and we use the BAT54JFILM part number.
Are you sure it is broken? Did you measure it with the diode mode on the multimeter?
Are you sure it is broken? Did you measure it with the diode mode on the multimeter?