I have a dell laptop and it was working well and suddenly it turned off and when i tried to turned on it appears a blue screen saying ACPI Bios error i searched and disassembly the laptop and i found that the PL900 conductor was burned so i need to change it but i dont know with which one should i change it here is the picture of how it is (The laptop is with a technician friend mine) but i dont know the Voltage amp and ohm and size should i look for. Please help me i have some motherboards to look around if you need pics of the coductors, resistors and stuffs
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Re: Dell Inspiron 15 7567
Value of the choke isn't all that important, it's primarily a filter to suppress noise from the GPU back onto the main rail. You could just steal a choke off another board really. It's a common enough failure on this model due to a shorted bypass capacitor after the coil. Replace the defective cap and put on a new coil and you are good to go.
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Re: Dell Inspiron 15 7567
Originally posted by JaroTech View PostHi, the PL900 in the schematic is a high current ferrite chip bead, its number is HCB2012KF-121T50. I hope this will help you.
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Re: Dell Inspiron 15 7567
Originally posted by reformatt View PostValue of the choke isn't all that important, it's primarily a filter to suppress noise from the GPU back onto the main rail. You could just steal a choke off another board really. It's a common enough failure on this model due to a shorted bypass capacitor after the coil. Replace the defective cap and put on a new coil and you are good to go.
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Ferrite beads differ from regular coil inductors, so they are spec'd differently. Rather than inductance, they spec them as impedance (in this case 120 ohms) when the bead is saturated. DC current still has minimal impedance, but any noise has a resistance of 120 ohms. Any switching noise from the 1.35V buck converter is thus prevented from spilling out onto the 19V main rail.
So you are looking for a ferrite bead used in a similar position (i.e. feeding a buck converter) on another donor board. 120 ohm rating and 0805 size is nominal, but something close to it will do.
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Re: Dell Inspiron 15 7567
Current rating for the ferrite bead is the most important specification if you don't want it to burn again.
Also the impedance is specified at a certain frequency, in most cases 100 MHz.OpenBoardView — https://github.com/OpenBoardView/OpenBoardView
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Re: Dell Inspiron 15 7567
Originally posted by mon2 View PostYes, the pic and above details are good.
Part is a ferrite bead
120 ohms, 2012 size, 5A rating.
From where do you source your parts?
This should be available from Mouser, Digikey, Arrow and other electronic shops.
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Re: Dell Inspiron 15 7567
Hi All,
after reading all your posts I ordered the bead from china and changed it.
After disassembling the board there was neither a burn nor something anormal to see.
Changed the ferrit bead but no change.
Still the windows installation stops at the same point when seeing the first logo.
Has anyone another suggestion how to solve this damned problem?
Thx in advance.
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