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It's probably to increase the current.   Details Published on 2020-5-15 00:27

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The circuit board provided has little information.
The initial judgment is that it should be copper strips welded to increase the current capacity, because it looks like it is welded together with copper foil.

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Two points are on the front, connected to one point, bold, it feels like a large current is flowing

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It feels like a design that uses high current.
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Power sampling resistor

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Is the sampling resistor connected like this?  Details Published on 2020-5-14 13:30
Is the sampling resistor connected like this?  Details Published on 2020-5-14 08:54
 
 
 
 

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Is the sampling resistor connected like this?

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It is impossible for the two ends of a power sampling resistor to be welded on the same copper foil. If the manganese copper wire is welded on two copper foils, it may be a power sampling resistor.

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It's probably to increase the current.

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