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Have I fried the voltage input on my ArdunioArduino Nano?

I tried using my Arduino Nano in a circuit, switched on power to the circuit and heard a crack and smelt a bit of burning - something shorted. I

I have plugged my Arduino into my PC with a USB, the light comes on - itsit's detected by my PC, so itsit's not fried completely. However

However, when I try powering the Arduino with a 12V 2A wall adaptor (it was working with that before) no lights. Is it possible I somehow fried the voltage input or ground pins - or the voltage regulator (if it has one)?

Have I fried the voltage input on my Ardunio Nano?

I tried using my Arduino Nano in a circuit, switched on power to the circuit and heard a crack and smelt a bit of burning - something shorted. I have plugged my Arduino into my PC with a USB, the light comes on - its detected by my PC, so its not fried completely. However, when I try powering the Arduino with a 12V 2A wall adaptor (it was working with that before) no lights. Is it possible I somehow fried the voltage input or ground pins - or the voltage regulator (if it has one)?

Have I fried the voltage input on my Arduino Nano?

I tried using my Arduino Nano in a circuit, switched on power to the circuit and heard a crack and smelt a bit of burning - something shorted.

I have plugged my Arduino into my PC with a USB, the light comes on - it's detected by my PC, so it's not fried completely.

However, when I try powering the Arduino with a 12V 2A wall adaptor (it was working with that before) no lights. Is it possible I somehow fried the voltage input or ground pins - or the voltage regulator (if it has one)?

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Have I fried the voltage input on my Ardunio Nano?

I tried using my Arduino Nano in a circuit, switched on power to the circuit and heard a crack and smelt a bit of burning - something shorted. I have plugged my Arduino into my PC with a USB, the light comes on - its detected by my PC, so its not fried completely. However, when I try powering the Arduino with a 12V 2A wall adaptor (it was working with that before) no lights. Is it possible I somehow fried the voltage input or ground pins - or the voltage regulator (if it has one)?