Hi all, anyone can help me identify this ic, please.
Look like "BCLDNC"
Asus E410KA R2.0 60NB0UA0-MB2100
Look like "BCLDNC"
Asus E410KA R2.0 60NB0UA0-MB2100
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Silergy SY8310RAC
I just found this on AliExpress: US $2.29 | (2-5piece) 100％ New SY8310RAC SY8310 BCLB0A BCLBPA BC.... QFN-20 Chipset
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mO1oVM7Comment
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Im looking for that chip Marked as VQF GH
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Pour some IPA onto the top surface to enhance the markings. Are you sure there is a 'V' on the prefix or just a scratch?Comment
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Right its:
yQF GH
from main board DA00PDMB8E0 REV:EComment
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This is not from a laptop, but from a switching mode battery charger. However, the problem here is that the IC blew up and the missing piece is lost, so all we know:
It’s in the primary side of a switching power supply of a tool battery charger, controlling a single mosfet (IRFBC20)
ST is the manufacturer
SOIC-14 or SO-14
Last digits of 1st line: 0106
Last digits of 2nd line: 624
The charger is manufactured in November 2006.
I’m struggling to find a match. I’ve never found a primary controller from ST with 14 pins!Comment
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Dear inform us the name of the Battery Charger (Brand & model). This is a Switcing IC created by ST thomson (logo on it). What Brand tool is this charger used for????? Give max information so that we can help you out.This is not from a laptop, but from a switching mode battery charger. However, the problem here is that the IC blew up and the missing piece is lost, so all we know:
It’s in the primary side of a switching power supply of a tool battery charger, controlling a single mosfet (IRFBC20)
ST is the manufacturer
SOIC-14 or SO-14
Last digits of 1st line: 0106
Last digits of 2nd line: 624
The charger is manufactured in November 2006.
I’m struggling to find a match. I’ve never found a primary controller from ST with 14 pins!Comment
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please help, couldn't find info about this ic.
it's on asus k6501zm r.2.0 motherboardAttached FilesComment
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Please help
BBBP
656
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Which board / location on the board? Also, typo in your post - BBBP 565.Comment
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Sorry for the TYPO.
MB is MS-16R81
See attached for locations. PU24 and PU26 (currently desoldered from board).
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That helps.
https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesa...etail.search.0
MPS # MP1613GTL-Z
https://www.monolithicpower.com/en/mp1613.html
Unable to locate a datasheet..so far.Comment
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Please help identify, used in NUC11Comment
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Ricoh Power Management IC`s Marking Codes
The attached pdf titled "Ricoh PMIC`s Marking Codes,pdf" was made by me from the main pdf Ricoh_MARKINGS.
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Hello folks, I seem to have a lot of trouble when it comes to distinguishing markings on SMD components especially when it comes to the question of whether it is a 1 or an I. for example, I see components marked NI. It looks just like that. However, I cannot tell if that "I" might be a number one instead. Is there a rule of thumb that manufacturers use when using these characters? Attached is an example. This is just one example out of many I come across but it's a good illustration of my point. I appreciate any input.... -
im working on HP Probook 450 g5 with no power issue and found out coil beside this ic is short to ground...i remove the ic and short gone....ic code AQP,...looking on this ic marking code but not found https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...and-datasheets...
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Had someone drop off a laptop in which they were upgrading the ram but forgot to unplug the battery.
Looks like the ram RFI shield shorted a rail going to or coming from a Silergy IC which blasted a component off the board. I'm going to assume it was a cap but really have no way to know for sure since this board schematic doesn't appear to be in the wild yet.
I'm trying to identify the IC model now but it doesn't appear to match any of the Silergy codes from https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...-tablets-and-m...
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