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Problem
On some boards, the power LED D6 does not light, even though the board completes its power-on sequence and has booted normally.
Release
A00, no modifications
Observed Behavior
The LED is the correct direction
The board completes its power on sequence and the software functions as expected
GPIO04 remains LOW at 0.6V, even though it should be driven HIGH upon power-up
There is no measured voltage drop across R32
There is an insufficient voltage drop across D6
Root Cause Theory
The gate threshold voltage varies depending on the individual transistor. It could be that this transistor has a higher V_GS and does not turn on when GPIO04 is at 0.6V. Additionally, the transistor Q7 could be misaligned.
Suggested Next Steps
Investigate behavior of GPIO04, which should be HIGH upon power-on. Remove R31 to ensure no loading effects from transistor.
Change all transistors DMN26D0UFB4-7 to the DMN26D0UT-7, which is in a larger SOT-523 package, to avoid misalignments.
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Problem
On some boards, the power LED D6 does not light, even though the board completes its power-on sequence and has booted normally.
Release
A00, no modifications
Observed Behavior
Root Cause Theory
The gate threshold voltage varies depending on the individual transistor. It could be that this transistor has a higher V_GS and does not turn on when GPIO04 is at 0.6V. Additionally, the transistor Q7 could be misaligned.
Suggested Next Steps
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: