digispark:usbtroubleshooting
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| As Digispark has no fuse or current limiting socket, it is possibble to break Digispark by short socketing 5V line. In this case, D3 diode usually burns out. You can repair it, adding new diode in parallel: | As Digispark has no fuse or current limiting socket, it is possibble to break Digispark by short socketing 5V line. In this case, D3 diode usually burns out. You can repair it, adding new diode in parallel: | ||
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| ==== Software ==== | ==== Software ==== | ||
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| === Drivers === | === Drivers === | ||
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