smiba
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Hey everyone another day, another issue
I have this 2936 board here where someone messed with before. I already fixed a area where their "put it full of flux and heat it up" procedure knocked an important pull-up resistor off.
Right now I managed to have all S0 power lines there, but I can't get ALL_SYS_PWRGD to become high
I've already replaced R7951 and R7952 as they did not mesure their right values, however the replacements do exactly the same which makes me think my multimeter can't calculate it properly as its a divider.
These are the values I measured, with the resistors I've written down their supposed values from the datasheet after the Part#:
Any idea what could be it? It feels once again like the answer is right in front of my nose but I just can't quite put my finger on it.
Cheers!
I have this 2936 board here where someone messed with before. I already fixed a area where their "put it full of flux and heat it up" procedure knocked an important pull-up resistor off.
Right now I managed to have all S0 power lines there, but I can't get ALL_SYS_PWRGD to become high
I've already replaced R7951 and R7952 as they did not mesure their right values, however the replacements do exactly the same which makes me think my multimeter can't calculate it properly as its a divider.
These are the values I measured, with the resistors I've written down their supposed values from the datasheet after the Part#:
Code:
PP3V3_S0_VMON: 3.29V
R7951 (15k): 7.16k
R7952 (7.15k): 5.35k
VMON_3V3_DIV: 0.76V
R7933 (1k): 0.993k
VMON_Q2_BASE: 0.7V
PP3V3_S5_VMON: 3.30V
R7956 (150k): 148.7k
S0PGD_C: 0.13V
PP1V5_S3RS0_VMON: 1.48V
R7954 (1k): 0.995k
VMON_Q3_BASE: 0.78V
PP1V05_S0_VMON: 1.03V
R7955 (1k): 1.007k
VMON_Q4_BASE: 0.74V
R7957 (100): 99.6
S0PGD_BJT_GND_R: 0.109V
Between Q2&Q3 (Pin 8): 0.135V
Between Q3&Q4 (Pin 2): 0.127V
ALL_SYS_PWRGD: 0.049V
Any idea what could be it? It feels once again like the answer is right in front of my nose but I just can't quite put my finger on it.
Cheers!
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