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  • Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
  • This video shows the reverse engineering of the demodulator module of a vintage gyro subsystem GR 10A-1 manufactured in 1965 and designed for an Atlas Launch Vehicle.
    00:00 - Intro
    01:26 - X-ray analysis using XYLON Cheeta EVO
    04:07 - Preamplifier
    07:53 - Complete schematic diagram
    08:39 - Modulator
    Merci à la société Inovelec pour avoir consacré un peu de temps à l'inspection aux rayons X de ce module, ce qui m'a permis d'effectuer la rétroingénierie de celui-ci.
    inovelec-groupe.com/
    Other episodes:
    • LDM #362: Atlas Launch...
    • LDM #363: Atlas launch...
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 15

  • @leandrocartes534
    @leandrocartes534 Місяць тому

    hello le labo de michel nplis 2parts amazing video may from aargeentina nice vidio thank yu brooooooo

  • @user-wr9le9tx8i
    @user-wr9le9tx8i Місяць тому +4

    amazing work! thank you

  • @rowanjones3476
    @rowanjones3476 16 днів тому +1

    Did the Russian proton-M with the backwards-installed gyro that did a back flip have such helpful text written on the box?
    Not that an idiot would let that stop them.
    Nice work as always 😊

  • @wouterke9871
    @wouterke9871 Місяць тому +2

    Beautiful the X-ray

  • @axyetbdajte2
    @axyetbdajte2 Місяць тому +2

    Great work! Nice to see it !

  • @ikeabuchi1
    @ikeabuchi1 Місяць тому +1

    Excellent.

  • @lamalandy
    @lamalandy Місяць тому +1

    Great X-ray photos. I'm curious to know how you found the component values.

    • @lelabodemichel5162
      @lelabodemichel5162  Місяць тому +3

      I was waiting for this question... Actually I succeeded after one day of hard work to remove the potting below the pcb, on the solder side. Therefore it was possible to measure the value of some parts.

  • @videostodososdiasnobartolo6883
    @videostodososdiasnobartolo6883 Місяць тому

    Bacana essa fotografia em raio x

  • @XBDT
    @XBDT Місяць тому +1

    Je ne pense pas que ce soit une tomographie mais plutôt un CT ou un CBCT. En tout cas, un bel appareil à haute résolution!

  • @oriole8789
    @oriole8789 Місяць тому +1

    Very interesting, thank you for posting! I saw the comment below about part values - may I ask how you removed the compound? Physical force or did you use any chemicals? Heat? Another question - there was some misalignment for the xray image - was it scanned in tiles and then reassembled, for higher resolution perhaps? The capacitor internals match solid tantalum designs, which makes sense for the application.

    • @lelabodemichel5162
      @lelabodemichel5162  Місяць тому +3

      I have used a hot air gun, set to 500°C. The compound was less hard and it was possible to remove it in small pieces using a screwdriver. It was impossible to do the same on the component side because of the thickness of the compound and the parts.
      Concerning the X-ray a total of six pictures were taken, the module was too large for a single shot. Image area was maximum, the resolution of the picture can be much better with smaller areas. After I have reassembled the images to get a single one. It was impossible to have a perfect alignment everywhere.

    • @oriole8789
      @oriole8789 Місяць тому +2

      @@lelabodemichel5162 Thank you for the de-potting information. We all hope for a magic solution to this, but it never exists, does it. At least it was a partial success. Regarding stitching of images, it's always possible to use "grid warp" tools to align tile edges manually. For GIMP it's the W shortcut, and Photoshop has a grid warp tool as well in the transform section. There are also dedicated open-source tools like Hugin to do all this automatically.

  • @sbelectronicaindustrial6652
    @sbelectronicaindustrial6652 Місяць тому

    👌👌👌👍👍👍..... Greetings....!!

  • @erwe1054
    @erwe1054 Місяць тому

    Это использует дифференциальные трансформаторы в качестве датчика ?