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Sounds like half the story is missing. Either the chips were upside down, and somebody wanted to cover something up (which would be really stupid, because it is
by thyristan 1y ago
Sounds like half the story is missing. Either the chips were upside down, and somebody wanted to cover something up (which would be really stupid, because it is a really stupid problem and immediately obvious). Or the chips weren't upside down, and he was let go for being a stupid know-it-all (like maybe in 37 instances before this one).
- bryanlarsen 1y agoTraining is often done using broken prototype boards so trainees don't break good boards. Prototype boards sometimes have chips glued in upside down because the footprint was messed up -- the correct connections are then made with patch wires.