Hi everyone,
I've got a overheating issue occuring that resulted in the loss of two Audio Shields Rev D and the issue is difficult to reproduce.
Using the teensyDuino 1.57 on a TeensyBoard 4.1 with Audio Shield Rev D using I2C to trigger the generation of the audio output via I2S, for some reason, the processor on the shield rapidly generates a significant amount of heat resulting in significant noise enducement and shield failure (not the teensy board).
It does not appear to be a consistent trigger but not entirely sure.
I rolled back to 1.56 and can't reproduce but it also lacks the I2C support to compartively reproduce the test.
I am by far not an expert here but after the loss of a second shield, I am not sure what could be the cause.
I'm not sure exactly how the shield operates and what the processor would be doing to reproduce and understand this issue.
Any thoughts would be helpful.
I've got a overheating issue occuring that resulted in the loss of two Audio Shields Rev D and the issue is difficult to reproduce.
Using the teensyDuino 1.57 on a TeensyBoard 4.1 with Audio Shield Rev D using I2C to trigger the generation of the audio output via I2S, for some reason, the processor on the shield rapidly generates a significant amount of heat resulting in significant noise enducement and shield failure (not the teensy board).
It does not appear to be a consistent trigger but not entirely sure.
I rolled back to 1.56 and can't reproduce but it also lacks the I2C support to compartively reproduce the test.
I am by far not an expert here but after the loss of a second shield, I am not sure what could be the cause.
I'm not sure exactly how the shield operates and what the processor would be doing to reproduce and understand this issue.
Any thoughts would be helpful.