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  • jekkotech
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    • Oct 2020
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    Does boardview indicate sequence of component connection?

    Hello,


    Due to burnt ferrite bead caused peel off pcb layer around capacitor, i am trying to make jumper wire to connect a capacitor (C4582 ) to AC_BAT SYSTEM pin as shown on the attachment.

    Viewing boardview of ASUS UX303LN Rev. 2.0, i assume those components indicate sequence of connection (NET on the right column):
    Top
    Top C4588 Pin 1
    Top C4589 Pin 1
    Bottom C6301 Pin 1
    .......

    Do you guys have suggestion for me if i am doing incorrect repair?
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