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> What Kind Of Smd Component Is This?, Accidentaly damaged an SMD component on the back of the Xbox360 board
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post Mar 27 2012, 08:04 PM
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Hi everyone, while removing an HDD port on an Xbox360 board I accidentaly broke part of a track and half of an SMD component.

I don't know what kind of SMD component I broke, I think it's a capacitor or a reistor but I'm not sure, anyone have a clue on what type of SMD is this??? (Also the values for replacement would help a lot).

Thanks in advance.

Hope the pics shows better what I'm trying to explain.

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post Mar 28 2012, 09:03 PM
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It's a Capacitor, C1T2. There is info here on how to read the board designators so you can tell what type of component it is. http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?showtopic=605292

For the value of it you'd need the schematic of the motherboard.

It's just a filter cap and will be fine with it missing.

As far as the torn up Via a trace goes, that line isn't even used, so it's also fine like it is.

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