21 Jul
2003
21 Jul
'03
9:11 a.m.
jpdavis sez...
Robert Krten wrote:
This was not in-circuit, this was in a test jig. I don't know what the
in-circuit fanout would have been, that would require massive amounts
of digging through the schematics :-)
Cheers,
-RK
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:-)
In my case, the failure modes were as follows:
2 chips failed with: grounding the PRESET line caused the Q
to go high as expected, but when PRESET was left floating Q
went low. [DEC leaves the PRESET and CLEAR lines floating on
various modules, so I consider this a fair test].
1 chip failed with insufficient +5 on the Q (or bar-Q, forget
right at this instant) output. The measured output was something
like 1.6V.
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That sounds like a design flaw. Even with TTL, unused inputs should be
tied to somthing.
What was the fanout for the Q /Q on the fried output?