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retro:doa-board [2021/10/19 01:13]
Ilias Iliopoulos
retro:doa-board [2024/02/02 21:50] (current)
Ilias Iliopoulos
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 > //**Board Dead-on-Arrival. Repair immediately.**//​ > //**Board Dead-on-Arrival. Repair immediately.**//​
  
-Just have a look on the board, ​as received from the customer, after we made some emergency repairs to re-route the burnt copper trails. ​+Just have a look on the board, ​with this massive hole and the burn marks! ​
  
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-Definitely it was not DoA :-) Nobody has ever found out what really caused this hole. Well, although it was easy to repair the board because ​no chips were affected, I could not send it back to the customer at such a condition. Luckily, there was sufficient profit margin for the entire project, so I shipped a new one and kept this one in my "​Archive of Terror"​. ​  +Definitely it was not DoA :-) Nobody has ever found out what really caused this hole. All ICs were working perfectly. Well, although it was easy to repair the board because ​the density of the PCB trails at those times was really small, I could not send it back to the customer at such a condition. Luckily, there was sufficient profit margin for the entire project, so I shipped a new one and kept this one in my "​Archive of Terror"​. ​  
  
            
 +~~DISQUS~~
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