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Re: gEDA-user: buzzing board



> Ok, here's a random thought.  What if the hotplate reflow delaminated
> one of the layers?  You'd still need a cause, but it would make the
> cause's minimum size smaller.
>
> Of course, there's no *visible* effect on the pcb from the hotplate,
> not even a mild yellowing on the back.

How good is the temp. control on your oven? I am not saying this is
imposable just unlikely.
More likely is that you added capacitance when you went from a bread
board to the PCB or that interference that was physically more spread
out got closer when you made the PCB layout.

I notice the CPU is socketed could you please try powering up the
board without it.

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