Acer Nitro 5 Boardview & Schematic
Boardview for the Acer Nitro 5 — a sub-board, not a whole logic board. The board file records 41 components and 37 nets, which is the scale of a sensor strip or an input daughterboard rather than a mainboard. Search it the same way as any other: type a designator or a net name.
Interactive boardview
Click a component · scroll to zoom · drag to panAbout this Acer Nitro 5 board
This page is generated from the board file itself, so the map above is the manufacturer layout rather than a redrawing of it. The board carries 41 components and 37 named nets across 136 pads, with 32 test and probe points marked in amber for when you want to measure rather than desolder. This file does not record whether each part is surface-mount or through-hole, so the viewer gives those parts their own colour instead of guessing — the top and bottom side filter is still the fastest way to work.
Check the board number before you order parts: several of these machines shipped with more than one board revision, and a component taken off the wrong revision frequently has the same designator and a different footprint.
Frequently asked about the Acer Nitro 5
Is the Acer Nitro 5 a mainboard?
No. The file records 41 components against the thousands you would find on a mainboard, which puts this in the daughterboard or sensor-strip class. Those are worth publishing precisely because they are hard to find: a board this small is usually undocumented anywhere else, and identifying it is the first step in replacing it.
How do I search the Acer Nitro 5 boardview?
Type a designator or a net name into the search box above. A net name is matched first and highlights every pad on that net; a designator matches components and lists their pads when you click one. Use the side filter if the part is on a face you cannot see.
Can I download the Acer Nitro 5 board file?
Yes — the original board file is linked below under downloads, kept under its own extension so it opens in the right tool.
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Other boards for the same machine family, in case this is not the revision you have.
