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Encapsulating PCBs and their components in a protective material, often resin or silicone, is a vital procedure known as PCB potting. Its main objective is to shield electronics from environmental hazards like moisture, dust, chemicals, and mechanical strain. Video: Fisnar

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Jim Skadovsky2 years ago

@Fisnar How to repair it?

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MR MR2 years ago

@Fisnar It is not vital. It's optional.

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nothing2 years ago

@Fisnar Will this affect the heat dissipation performance of the components?

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Huge Ackmann2 years ago

@Fisnar My water flosser had an electrical transformer in resin, it still malfunctioned. Also there is no way to fix it, so I removed it and connected an external transformer. It's a way to make things unfixable not more robust.

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Chance2 years ago

@Fisnar And to prevent repairs, reuse and recycle.

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Mike M. Volokhov2 years ago

@Fisnar Yah! Like in an artillery shell, right?

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not2 years ago

@Fisnar

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Ape descent2 years ago

@Fisnar A vital procedure to shield the income of the CEOs.

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Milo2 years ago

@Fisnar The forbidden black liquid

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