Nutty Site Supporter Joined Oct 13, 2017 Messages 253 Location Dorset Sep 10, 2019 #1 This is for all you electronics boffins out there, if you have a missing GND on an IC like a LCX374 or LCX00D but all other connections are connected is it likely to damage the IC ?
This is for all you electronics boffins out there, if you have a missing GND on an IC like a LCX374 or LCX00D but all other connections are connected is it likely to damage the IC ?
Paul Staff member Joined Oct 5, 2012 Messages 11,633 Location South Wales Alias Toibs Sep 10, 2019 #3 Nope
OP OP Nutty Site Supporter Joined Oct 13, 2017 Messages 253 Location Dorset Sep 10, 2019 #4 Are the ICs likely to work at all with no 0v GND connection ?
Paul Staff member Joined Oct 5, 2012 Messages 11,633 Location South Wales Alias Toibs Sep 10, 2019 #5 Nutty said: Are the ICs likely to work at all with no 0v GND connection ? Click to expand... I would say no, however floating grounds can cause "unpredictable results"
Nutty said: Are the ICs likely to work at all with no 0v GND connection ? Click to expand... I would say no, however floating grounds can cause "unpredictable results"
Pick Holder Site Supporter Joined Jul 18, 2016 Messages 5,424 Location Bournville, Birmingham. Sep 10, 2019 #6 Doubtful you will ruin a chip, however if someone has 'reversed' the chip by mistake and applied power then that could cause an issue.
Doubtful you will ruin a chip, however if someone has 'reversed' the chip by mistake and applied power then that could cause an issue.