- Wed May 17, 2023 5:37 pm
#241189
Hello.
I am working on a new uMod board codename "Bunny Board" based upon the upcoming NXP MCXN94 family:
https://twitter.com/emh203/status/1657737015104876545
https://twitter.com/emh203/status/1657501817540845570
https://twitter.com/emh203/status/1656461818670333953
I am using the uMod form factor as I am working with prelease silicon and samples are in tight supply. Need to have the chips on a convenient carrier to move between projects until I get the next rev.
During the past week of bring up, I have had to remove the board several times from the ATP carrier for debug/rework. My observation is that once you mate/unmate the a board in the TE 2199230-4 M.2 socket about 3 or 4 times, it will need replaced.
Typically I observed an increased impedance through the connector. It was initially apparent as this chip has a built in DC-DC that would not start up due to an additional 30ohms I observed on a power connection. Today, it was one of the USB lines (roughly 100 ohms).
This is an 0.8mm stackup built using the template reference in the sparkfun library.
Swapping the connector fixed the problem. I gone through 3 connectors so far.
Have others had this same observation? Perhaps I am not meeting the 25 degree insertion requirement?
Thanks,
Eli
I am working on a new uMod board codename "Bunny Board" based upon the upcoming NXP MCXN94 family:
https://twitter.com/emh203/status/1657737015104876545
https://twitter.com/emh203/status/1657501817540845570
https://twitter.com/emh203/status/1656461818670333953
I am using the uMod form factor as I am working with prelease silicon and samples are in tight supply. Need to have the chips on a convenient carrier to move between projects until I get the next rev.
During the past week of bring up, I have had to remove the board several times from the ATP carrier for debug/rework. My observation is that once you mate/unmate the a board in the TE 2199230-4 M.2 socket about 3 or 4 times, it will need replaced.
Typically I observed an increased impedance through the connector. It was initially apparent as this chip has a built in DC-DC that would not start up due to an additional 30ohms I observed on a power connection. Today, it was one of the USB lines (roughly 100 ohms).
This is an 0.8mm stackup built using the template reference in the sparkfun library.
Swapping the connector fixed the problem. I gone through 3 connectors so far.
Have others had this same observation? Perhaps I am not meeting the 25 degree insertion requirement?
Thanks,
Eli
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