When Repairs Go Inside Integrated Circuits

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When Repairs Go Inside Integrated Circuits

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Hardware · 2 days ago

What can you do if your circuit repair diagnosis indicates an open circuit within an integrated circuit (IC)? Your IC got too hot and internal wiring has come loose. You could replace the IC, sure.…

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