Can't figure it myself - board is from Logitech G13 game controller which got reversed polarity supply, need to identify U2 which has marking "4810", CN1 is USB input, big chip is Y7C64215.
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"4b80"
LN1193B392MR
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LN1234B09AMR
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Thanks, that's indeed B not 8, my mistake, but next to it definetely is 10. Will there work any LDO to specified controller operating voltage, say 4.35-4.9V?Attached FilesComment
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"4b10" in a sot23-5 package.
LN1134B322MR
LN1193B322MRComment
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I can't fnd even datasheets on those, how did you figured them out?Comment
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i have a code book.Comment
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