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Siemens Simatic IOT2020 Power Issue

kas.lewis
kas.lewis over 2 years ago

Hello All, 

I have a Simatic IOT2020 that I device to start using again yesterday. Unfortunately after getting setup and moving it to where I needed it, I seem to have somehow blown the board. I have tested power to where the connector meets the board. I am getting a full 24V at that point on the board. I was hoping to try track down what component I may have blown, but with out a schematic or knowing what some components are, this is posing to be quite the challenge.

Is there anyone on E14 that may have a schematic for this device or know someone that could help me get a copy (I would happily sign an NDA if needed). Alternatively if there is soe0me one willing to help me troubleshoot the board that has a Simatic IOT2020 that to would be very helpful. My last option would be if anyone could help identify some components so I could at the least look them up to learn what they should be doing and how they should behave under power. 

Thankfully 

Kas

P.S. I have attached an image of a part of the PCB, I am unsure what the component with the markings "TO" is. Any help would be appreciated. There is a similar part but with a "H" marking. 

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  • Gough Lui
    Gough Lui over 2 years ago +5
    The part marked TO looks to me like a resettable PTC polyfuse. If you're seeing a big voltage drop across it, it's probably a downstream component causing over-current tripping the polyfuse. See if anything…
  • shabaz
    shabaz over 2 years ago +5
    Hi Kas, Agree, it looks like a protection part of some sort. There's a chance it could be this thing: According to the PDF datasheet there is a part with marking TO, which is 2.5A. Looks green though…
  • shabaz
    shabaz over 2 years ago in reply to shabaz +3
    Found a photo on that well-known component source, Amazon!
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    shabaz over 2 years ago

    Hi Kas,

    Agree, it looks like a protection part of some sort. There's a chance it could be this thing:

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    According to the PDF datasheet there is a part with marking TO, which is 2.5A. Looks green though, although the top surface has yellowish tinge in the datasheet image above. Maybe the TO part is more yellow than the TF one.

    (Datasheet link since I can't seem to find the editor toolbar): https://www.littelfuse.com/media?resourcetype=datasheets&itemid=6b7857dc-f79c-4aae-8bcc-a9ef11ddef09&filename=littelfuse-fuse-468-datasheet 

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    shabaz over 2 years ago in reply to shabaz

    Found a photo on that well-known component source, Amazon!

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    shabaz over 2 years ago in reply to shabaz

    Found a photo on that well-known component source, Amazon!

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