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Pixracer GPS power port: 1.8V output #50

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LorenzMeier opened this issue Jan 20, 2016 · 9 comments
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Pixracer GPS power port: 1.8V output #50

LorenzMeier opened this issue Jan 20, 2016 · 9 comments

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@LorenzMeier
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@pkocmoud @nickarsov @kd0aij I'm measuring 1.8V output on the GPS power port with just the airspeed sensor attached. Can you confirm that? I'm measuring 0V with nothing attached.

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Lorenz, which cable do you use as GPS cable has been totally swapped - both GPS connector and I2C connector. I already notified all users about. Can you send a screenshot of the wiring?

@LorenzMeier
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Its not the wiring, I measured the connector pins. I confirmed that my 2nd board provides 5V, so I got a bad board.

@LorenzMeier
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Where was the diode that was the wrong way around? Can you mark it in the layout?

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There is just a resettable fuse between 5V and VDD_5V_PERIPH. Does it get
hot?

2016-01-20 11:14 GMT+02:00 Lorenz Meier notifications@github.com:

Its not the wiring, I measured the connector pins. I confirmed that my 2nd
board provides 5V, so I got a bad board.


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Picture attached

2016-01-20 11:15 GMT+02:00 Lorenz Meier notifications@github.com:

Where was the diode that was the wrong way around? Can you mark it in the
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@nickarsov
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pixracer diodes fuses

@LorenzMeier
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Components on the working and non-working board are all oriented exactly the same.

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Maybe the fuse FR101 gets overloaded by some reason...
What is the voltage on its pads?

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This appears to be a defective board. Please close this issue unless other examples appear.

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