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TMDS64EVM: TMDS64EVM hardware failure while power up.

Part Number: TMDS64EVM

I recently acquired a TMDS64EVM (Board Revision: PROC101D) which is failing to boot. The board appears to be stuck in a "Standby" state where the main system voltage rails are not powering up.

​Current Symptoms:

​LD6 (12V Input) is ON (Green).

​LD24 (3.3V Aux/Standby) is ON (Green).

​All other LEDs (LD1, LD2, LD3, LD4, etc.) remain completely OFF.

​The Main Processor does not get warm, and there is no output on the UART console (J26).

​Setup & Power Supply:

​I am powering the board via the J6 Barrel Jack.

​Power Supply Used: Mean Well GST90A12-P1M (12V, 6.67A).

​Cable: Rated for 6A.

​Troubleshooting Steps Taken:

​Hard Reset: Performed a full capacitor drain (unplugged power, held SW4 for 10s). Re-applied power with SW1 OFF, then flipped SW1 ON. Result: No change.

​Switch Configuration: Verified SW2 and SW3 are set to default (or UART) modes.

​Visual Inspection: No physical damage observed. Jumpers (J18, J33) are present.

​Hardware Diagnostics (Measurements at U30 / LM5140):

Suspecting a power sequencer failure (similar to E2E Thread #1081696), I performed component-level measurements on the U30 controller area:

​Input Voltage: measured 12.0V at the input capacitor near U30. (Power is reaching the chip).

​Output Voltage: measured 0.0V at the output inductor. (Regulator is not switching).

​Output Impedance: measured ~350 Ohms from the output inductor to Ground. (This confirms there is NO short circuit on the load side).

​Conclusion:

Based on the measurements, the U30 controller appears to have failed open (receiving 12V but outputting 0V) despite the absence of a downstream short circuit.

​Could you please confirm if this indicates a permanent hardware failure of the PMIC/Buck Controller and if I should proceed with an RMA?