2012 Mac SSD (SanDisc Wide One) burnt chip identification

[abajor]

I have an SSD from a 2012 to early 2013 Macbook pro, the SanDisk model SD5SL2-512G-120SE

Attached is a photo of the burnt chip. I'm assuming it's some sort of voltage regulation chip. The numbers are obscured by the damage.
I am attempting to recover data from this SSD, obviously this chip needs to be replaced before anything can be done.

Is there anything else I should check to verify the health of the NAND?
Thanks if anybody knows what part I'm looking for.

[abajor]

I found a non blown up drive.
With a clear view of the chip number.
I'll try to figure out what it is.

If any y'all are familiar with this device I would be very appreciative.

[mon2]

How many contacts do you see?

Review this datasheet:

https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/3..._D-2318934.pdf

[abajor]

How many contacts do you see?

Review this datasheet:

https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/3..._D-2318934.pdf

It looks like 5 but its hard to tell with the underfill

Oops I mean 6 pins

[abajor]

How many contacts do you see?

Review this datasheet:

https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/3..._D-2318934.pdf

In my search I kept coming up with a Schmidt Trigger but they all had 3 pins on the one side instead of 4.

[abajor]

It is indeed 8 pads, interesting can hardly see the other two through the under fill.
hopefully no other shorts.

[abajor]

mon2 Thanks by the way. Luckily the only thing that fried was the CMOS chip so it was a simple replacement to recover the data.

[mon2]

Great! Which part did you use for the replacement?

[abajor]

Great! Which part did you use for the replacement?

https://www.digikey.com/en/products/...102PT1G/921573

Same one you pointed out.