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Which of the following tools is used to remove a module from an electronic assembly?

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k0ka [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Chip Puller

Explanation:

An electronic assembly is a general term for the assembly of electronic parts in a machine component. It contains various small electronics parts.

A chip puller tool is also called as an IC extractor or module extractor. It is a tool which is used for quickly and safely removing the module or the integrated circuit module from the sockets.

The main use of the chip puller is to prevent damage to the module and ensure safely removal of the module.

Hence the answer is -- chip puller.

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