Yes...I am very patient. How about a picture of you, holding the PCB in front of your office at the Advanced Technology Centre?
Today I along with 2 other colleagues have met with one of their reps for lunch.
He brought along 3 of their PCB's to give out.
The meeting was productive and we walked away with a few more irons in the fire.
They are in discussions about exploring other options to provide cloned Avalon units following the path set by other project teams.
I have included photos below of the pcb's
I could of taken video however I think its best to see if I can get the thermal image video of Avalon Unit #445 module #6 that is acting up.
Getting TI video/images of it running before and after and being able to use one of the V1.3 boards would help demonstrate that the plans do work with
Avalon ASIC chips along with giving clout to their ability to do what they claim.
I am told that this pcb is not resin filled however it is V1.3
Perhaps Edmonton will be seeing their 2nd gold rush event soon.
One thing I like about this new version from Avalon team is how flush the ASIC thermal pad will contact the Heat sink.
Will see after today and tomorrows meeting goes on what next step will be taken to get the repair done.
