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Offline ieeeHuseyinTopic starter

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I think some pins of the FPGA on the PCB are damaged.

I could not detect the problem on the PCB.

I separated the FPGA from the pcb.

Is there any test I can do to find damaged pins of the FPGA (e.g. with a multimeter)? (cycloneV.jpg)
 

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Re: Detection of damaged pins of FPGA - CYCLONE V - 5CSEBA2U23I7SN
« Reply #1 on: March 14, 2024, 02:21:07 am »
You could measure the ESD diodes, a damaged one will read higher or lower than the rest. You can also check for leakage, a damaged gate will tend to show substantially more than usual.
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