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  • dreico33
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    • May 2018
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    Charger IC And 3 - 5 v Powersupply.

    Hellow everyone,

    I just have some questions regarding to these IC's. When we are changing 3 -5 V power supply do we need also to change Upper and Lower Mosfet? Or the output Capacitor (No idea which is this cap). The same goes for the Charger Chip. Do we need to change also the Mosfets?

    Thank you very much.

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