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Due to a bad cable, the U15 LXES1TBCC2-004 burned out. Help me. #710

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skyden-ua opened this issue Mar 4, 2020 · 12 comments
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Due to a bad cable, the U15 LXES1TBCC2-004 burned out. Help me. #710

skyden-ua opened this issue Mar 4, 2020 · 12 comments
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@skyden-ua
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Due to a bad cable, the U15 LXES1TBCC2-004 burned out. Help me.
For earlier I apologize for English google translator is to blame for everything))

The story is this, I connected the device with a bad cable and after a few seconds smoke came out of it.
I know for sure that the U15 LXES1TBCC2-004 burned out because it had a hole.
the question is, what else could suffer?
a local mobile phone repairman, got drunk and said should earn without this detail (of course this did not happen)

I have a portapack without battery.
Could I supply power to the contacts to test the functionality of these devices without USB?
if so, what contacts and how many volts?

With great pleasure I will accept any advice on the diagnosis and restoration of these devices.

PS
Be careful with the cables, have a nice day everyone.

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@RChadwick7
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I'm in the same boat. The LXES1TBCC2-004 was discontinued, as I'm sure you know by now. The only substitute I could find was a DRTR5V0U4LP16. You should check the datasheets yourself, and please let us know if it works.

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We use Vishay part number VBUS54CV-HSF-G4-08 for U15. This has been documented in the KiCad source since 2018.

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Your HackRF One should operate normally (but lacks ESD protection) with U15 removed. Testing in that configuration would be a good first step to determine if everything else is working correctly.

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miek commented Mar 24, 2020

Could you give a bit more info about how you were powering the HackRF when it went wrong? Make/model of any battery packs or power supplies would be helpful.

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skyden-ua commented Mar 31, 2020

Ваш HackRF One должен работать нормально (но без защиты от электростатического разряда) с удаленным U15. Тестирование в этой конфигурации было бы хорошим первым шагом, чтобы определить, все ли работает правильно.

Hello.
 Today I drank U15 LXES1TBCC2-004 and applied power to usb. Portapack showed no sign of life. The detail that I noted "t" is heated. I did not wait for a critical temperature and turned it off.
 I am also confused by the detail that I noted "?" it’s probably a stabilizer of drunkenness and a burn mark on it. Perhaps this is from U15 LXES1TBCC2-004 and the part is "?" whole.
Can I apply stabilized voltage to some place from the portapack side and run both boards? I met portapack with a built-in battery (I don’t have one) and pre-sented that you can revive them in this way.
If so, then what voltage do I need to apply and to which contacts?
I will be glad to any advice on the recovery and diagnosis of my accident.
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Не могли бы вы дать немного больше информации о том, как вы использовали HackRF, когда он пошел не так? Марка / модель любых аккумуляторов или блоков питания будет полезна.

It looked like there was a hidden mechanical damage inside the cable, and at some point a short circuit occurred. The cable was high-quality, but it worked for many years.

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Ваш HackRF One должен работать нормально (но без защиты от электростатического разряда) с удаленным U15. Тестирование в этой конфигурации было бы хорошим первым шагом, чтобы определить, все ли работает правильно.

Hello.
Today I drank U15 LXES1TBCC2-004 and applied power to usb. Portapack showed no sign of life. The detail that I noted "t" is heated. I did not wait for a critical temperature and turned it off.
I am also confused by the detail that I noted "?" it’s probably a stabilizer of drunkenness and a burn mark on it. Perhaps this is from U15 LXES1TBCC2-004 and the part is "?" whole.
Can I apply stabilized voltage to some place from the portapack side and run both boards? I met portapack with a built-in battery (I don’t have one) and pre-sented that you can revive them in this way.
If so, then what voltage do I need to apply and to which contacts?
I will be glad to any advice on the recovery and diagnosis of my accident.
InkedH_LI

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Кстати да! где этот транзистор или что это?
By the way, yes! where is this transistor or what is it?
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mossmann commented Feb 4, 2021

Can I apply stabilized voltage to some place from the portapack side and run both boards?

You can apply 5 V to P20 pin 22 and ground to P20 pin 19.

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mossmann commented Feb 4, 2021

Кстати да! где этот транзистор или что это?
By the way, yes! where is this transistor or what is it?

The parts you have circled are resistors. One of them is a 0 ohm resistor, so it is really a short.

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I'm going to close this as there hasn't been a response in a while, but please re-open this issue or open a new one if you still need assistance.

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