So the title describes what happened but the picture will show the problem
So basically a PSU failure blew out multiple drives and this SSD. The component that exploded is a TLV6208x A High-Efficiency Step-Down Converter in 2-mm × 2-mm WSON Package. Datasheet here.
https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tlv62080.pdfSo looking at the datasheet page 18 it shows how it is supposed to be laid out.
Pin 2 Pin 8 (Vin) vaporized and the vias that went through the board vaporized too and burnt right through the board. The problem is the
Pin 4 Pin 7 (SW) track has melted ito the layers of the board and so is shorting to ground now and I am not sure how to deal with repairing this. My first instinct if to drill through the board and separate all the layers from that track. As all of the area around
Pin 2 Pin 8 is Vin including the pad for C1 there is plenty or room to just take an enameled copper wire and thread it through the board and manually create a via but then how do I make a pad for
pin4 Pin 7 and
pin 8. Pin 5
It is a good idea to drill through a multilayer board or am I going to make it worse? Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks.
EDIT:
For reference here is the board with out the annotations and a picture of another non damaged board of the same type of SSD just with different inductors
Damaged
Undamaged
Thanks again.