Identification of a possible PMIC from an HP device

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Identification of a possible PMIC from an HP device

02-22-2025, 04:04 AM

Have a problem with a HP 17-ak005ng that I can't even get a boardview or schematic for and have a VERY hot IC on the board that I also cannot ID.

If you can't make it out the chip reads

5X=4H
M40

Any info would be a great help. Thanks

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Slydder

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02-22-2025, 04:31 AM

so. It would seem to be a RT6575DGQW for those in need later.
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