PCB Troubleshooting & Testing

Troubleshooting and testing are critical steps in ensuring the functionality and reliability of your PCB. This category covers the techniques and tools used for diagnosing and resolving issues in PCBs, including signal integrity problems, power supply noise, and common design flaws. Learn how to use logic analyzers, oscilloscopes, and other diagnostic tools to identify and fix problems in your PCB designs before they reach production.

ESP32 board programming troubleshooting

ESP32 Troubleshooting Guides: Upload Sketch Error

The ESP32 is a low-power, low-cost, ultra-low-power system-on-chip microcontroller board developed by Espressif Systems. However, there are occasions when you may encounter difficulties in uploading your sketches to the board. This can be caused by several factors, such as incorrect

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Power Distribution System (PDS)

How to Reduce Power Supply Noise in Circuit Board?

Power Supply Noise is a kind of electromagnetic interference (EMI) from the power distributor system. the frequency spectrum of its conducted noise is about 10kHz~30MHz, up to 150MHz. This noise can interfere with the normal operation of electronic devices and

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curve tracer testing

Curve Tracer Testing: A Detailed Guide

What is the Curve Tracer Testing? The curve tracer testing is a diagnostic tool used to measure the electrical performance of an electrical system. It measures inductance, resistance, and capacitance by measuring voltage and current in response to a range

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Treadmill controller JF150JF200 circuit board

How to Test a Treadmill Motor Control Board?

Treadmill Motor Controller Introduction A treadmill motor controller is an electronic device that is used to control the operation of an electric motor on a treadmill. It functions by using a series of switches, potentiometers, and PCB electronic components to

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