Hi,
While soldering a TF536 (ST Edition from Exxos) over the week end is mistakenly damaged one of the passive component on the bottom of the board. These things are so small I can't see the reference, would someone knows what would be the replacement reference ?
The component in question is the one circled in red in the below picture of a "standard" TF536, not sure it's the same one on Exxos version but it's at the same place on the board.
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Passive component reference
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Passive component reference
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520 STF/ 1040 STE / Mega ST / 2 Mega STE / 2 H5
2 x 600XL with U1MB /SOFIA 2/ AVG CART / and a few 1050
Apple //c, Commodore 128, Mac Classic, SE/30, LC, IIvi and PB G3 (Clamshell)
Amiga 600 and a few 486 and 386.
Many Nintendo G&W and other electronic games from the late 70s/early 80s.
Re: Passive component reference
Just generic ceramic 0603 0.1uF cap. I wouldn't worry to much about it TBH.
