Apple_MacBook_Pro_13_A1278_i5_2_5GHz_820_3115_B_Boardview.brd
Boardview for Apple A1278 / 5GHz · board 820-3115 · 612 KB · shared in 2 Telegram posts.
TXTAbout Apple MacBook Pro 13 A1278 i5 2 5GHz 820-3115 B Boardview boardview
Apple MacBook Pro 13 A1278 i5 2 5GHz 820-3115 B Boardview is an Apple A1278 / 5GHz boardview file for board 820-3115 in BRD boardview format (612 KB), I5 CPU. It was first posted on 16 Sept 2021 and is available in 2 Telegram channels.
A boardview is the physical map of the 820-3115 motherboard — every component, pin, test point and net. Open it in OpenBoardView (free) or FlexBV and use it together with the 820-3115 schematic to find capacitors, MOSFETs, coils and ICs on the real board.
For the same board you can also find a schematic, BIOS dumps and board packs — see all 820-3115 files.
- Type
- Boardviews
- Format
- .brd · BRD boardview
- Size
- 612 KB
- Brand
- Apple
- Board number
- 820-3115
- Model
- A1278, 5GHz
- CPU
- I5
- First posted
- 16 Sept 2021
- Last posted
- 28 Apr 2022
- Sources
- 2
Tags
J1Download 820-3115 boardview from Telegram
- Boardview-laptop-phone-TV-bios.schematic @pepeelectronica · 28 Apr 2022Open post
- Ocean of Schematic & Boardview @alischematics · 16 Sept 2021Open post
R1How to download Apple MacBook Pro 13 A1278 i5 2 5GHz 820-3115 B Boardview
- Press Download in Telegram. The post opens in the Telegram app, or on a t.me preview page — choose “View in Telegram”.
- You don’t need to join the channel. Tap the file Apple_MacBook_Pro_13_A1278_i5_2_5GHz_820_3115_B_Boardview.brd to download it.
- Open it with OpenBoardView (free) or FlexBV.
If a post was deleted, try another source above or search for 820-3115. Step-by-step help: downloading from Telegram.
.BRDWhat is a .brd file and how to open it?
BRD boardview. An interactive map of the board: every part, pin and net. Several programs use the .brd extension (Test_Link, Allegro, etc.).
Open with:
- OpenBoardView (free)
- FlexBV
- Allegro Free Physical Viewer (Allegro .brd)
Tip: Click a pin to highlight every other pin on the same net — the fastest way to trace a short.