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Post #Awu41a1soPW7YBLI0m by [email protected] |
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Quick question for electronics people because I don't know this part too we… |
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Post #Awu41aA2K62TxT9nii by [email protected] |
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It is looking like it's dead, this was another test I was recommended to do. |
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Post #Awu41aFhz0ZmF3oKYq by [email protected] |
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@TechTangents Never had to test one, but would like to know how to do it. Or if… |
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Post #AwuM8ZVKxc2B7lbQnI by [email protected] |
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@TechTangents wrong measurements, sometimes the tabs are isolated... (part numb… |
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Post #Ax2txsLmrxtprYKmfo by [email protected] |
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@TechTangents hmm never spent the effort to think about how to test one. It mak… |
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Post #Ax2txtdY5PhXqveTzs by [email protected] |
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@TechTangents the fluke 287 uses approx 1.5 mA test current in diode test mode.… |
