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#1 CW2

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Posted 20 September 2010 - 07:35 PM

After several hours spent trying to get one of my circuits working and weird random signal glitch hunting, I finally figured out that the black bag Netduino came in is pretty conductive (measured ~2.5 kΩ across its longer side). Using it as a nice pad was not the best idea ever Posted Image

Luckily Netduino itself was not affected, I have attached those rubber feet earlier. Now, I am not sure what is this information good for, but at least you can have a good laugh at me Posted Image

#2 Chris Walker

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Posted 20 September 2010 - 07:40 PM

Hi CW2, Great observations... The black bag is a carbon conductive bag. It serves three purposes: * it physically helps protect the Netduino during shipping * it provides some ESD protection * aesthetic good looks Since it's conductive (similar to a metal-out ESD bag), I'd recommend against setting your Netduino on it--but as long as you've attached the free rubber feet you should be fine. You can however use it as a stylus on your iPhone if you'd like :) Chris

#3 Eric Burdo

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Posted 20 September 2010 - 11:53 PM


You can however use it as a stylus on your iPhone if you'd like :)


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