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| LAN tester with burned IC |
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| Zlobnick:
Hello! I have this LAN tester that got burned out by PoE voltage. This is a newer version than most common ones being driven by a classic CD4017 decade counder IC (16-pins). Has anyone any idea which IC is being used here (it is unmarked, of course)? It's a 14-pin in SOIC14 package (if I'm not mistaken). Btw, these testers go for a 3-4 bucks on Aliexpress but would like to fix it anyway, for fun and for good practice! 🙂 Thanks! :-+ |
| Coordonnée_chromatique:
Do you really plan to desolder SMD components on a bakelite PCB ? |
| Zlobnick:
--- Quote from: Coordonnée_chromatique on May 25, 2024, 10:11:52 am ---Do you really plan to desolder SMD components on a bakelite PCB ? --- End quote --- Yeah, why not? Not with the hot air station of course, this should be a pretty easy job for a soldering iron :) |
| Manolo Mos:
To remove SMD IC on bakelite pcb... I'd remove it adding tin and then remove with two tin soldering irons. |
| daisizhou:
It looks like this chip is from China because there is no stamp on it |
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