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Quick Schematic Safety Check

Engineering proposes moving a sense resistor from the low-voltage return to the high-current buss to reduce noise on t…

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Engineering proposes moving a sense resistor from the low-voltage return to the high-current buss to reduce noise on the sensor chain. I don't have legal safety sign-off but I'm responsible for field safety. I can't tell if this violates our isolation rules or risks stray currents during maintenance. Diagnose whether rerouting that resistor could create hazardous touch voltages or exceed component ratings, list what proof (voltage drop under short, creepage calculation, thermal rise estimate) I need to approve a small pilot, and state the absolute boundary I won't cross on site.
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The engineer wants a schematic change and I need a quick safety check before anyone wires it

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Electronics Technician (Observatory)

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