仅用万用表作为检测工具的集成电路的检测方法（Method for detecting integrated circuit using multimeter as detecting tool）.doc

仅用万用表作为检测工具的集成电路的检测方法（Method for detecting integrated circuit using multimeter as detecting tool） Although the replacement of integrated circuits well, but after all, demolition is more troublesome. Therefore, before the demolition, it is necessary to determine exactly whether the integrated circuit has been damaged or damaged, so as to avoid blind disassembly. This paper introduces the methods and the points for attention of the integrated circuit detecting the circuit and the circuit without using the multimeter as the detecting tool. The four methods (DC resistance, voltage, AC voltage and total current measurement) used in road inspection are the practical and commonly used methods in amateur maintenance. Here, we also hope that you can provide other practical (integrated circuits and components) discriminant detection experience. First, no road detection This method is carried out when the IC is not welded into the circuit. In general, the positive and reverse resistance values of each pin corresponding to the ground pin can be measured by a multimeter, and compared with the intact IC. Two 、 road detection This is a multimeter used to check the IC pins in the road (IC in the circuit), DC resistance, ground AC and DC voltage, and the total operating current detection method. This method overcomes the limitation of the substitution test method and the limitation of the replaceable IC and the trouble of removing the IC. It is the most common and practical method to detect the IC. 1. in the road DC resistance detection method This is a multimeter, Ohm gear, directly on the circuit board to measure the IC of each pin and peripheral components of the forward and reverse DC resistance values, and compared with the normal data to detect and determine the failure method. When measuring, pay attention to the following three points: (1) switch off the power before measuring to avoid damaging the meter and the component in the test. (2) the internal voltage of the resistan