For when you got a double major in electrical engineering and structural engineering.
this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
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structural engineer trying to fix the electrical engineers mistakes
who needs 3D cache when you can have 3d resistors
Engineering: It's not stupid if it works.
Judging from the resistance and physical size, it looks like these are power resistors (sense?). Since thermal connection to pcb is very poor, not sure if it is gonna work under high current.