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18:55 < davidc__> (Re USB connectors, using the actual USB connector for testing can be problematic.... plug starts to wear out of tolerance at $N insertions... then starts bending the pins inside the USB housing on the board)
18:55 < davidc__> (since the connector is broken, it makes fine contact, but ruins the connector for normal cables. Yes this has happened to me)
18:56 < davidc__> Solution is generally to force replacement of the test cable every $N boards tested, but that can be difficult to enforce at the fab
Two small stubs shouldn't make things much worse at 480 Mbps.
As a bonus, if you ever manage to tear off the SMT connector, you can solder directly to testpoints to make the device work again. (But the cable would need to be well restrained or you'll just tear off the testpoints again.)
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Two small stubs shouldn't make things much worse at 480 Mbps.
As a bonus, if you ever manage to tear off the SMT connector, you can solder directly to testpoints to make the device work again. (But the cable would need to be well restrained or you'll just tear off the testpoints again.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: