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In the circuit I accidentally connected output of the amplifier to the ground. Could it damage my chips?
All components of the circuit are already on the PCB, amplifiers are powered from 3V and -3V batteries. My top layer is grounded and there is a possibility that soldering the chip we connected output to the ground layer so that at the moment of testing the circuit our output of the chip was shorten.
And one more question: during the soldering, how easy it is to damage the chip by heating the pins? How sensitive chips to the heat?
Thanks a lot.
All components of the circuit are already on the PCB, amplifiers are powered from 3V and -3V batteries. My top layer is grounded and there is a possibility that soldering the chip we connected output to the ground layer so that at the moment of testing the circuit our output of the chip was shorten.
And one more question: during the soldering, how easy it is to damage the chip by heating the pins? How sensitive chips to the heat?
Thanks a lot.