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Hi guys, could someone help me identify this P72EA chip?
It comes from an Acer Aspire Vero
motherboard = HH4A4 LA-M213P
The boardview name is UT9 and i think is a buck converter but im not sure
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What is it: BACDMAComment
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Help finding this ic L2 k
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Help identify) All of these are theoretically the same, LDO 1.8v on Intel NUC 10-11. I assumed it was SY8843QWC, but it doesn't workAttached Filesif you find these attachements useful please consider making a small donation to the site
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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.... -
Hello everyone,
I am looking for the part number of this component so I can order it. I cannot identify it based on the marking code; I think it is an LDO IC. Can anyone determine the manufacturer's part number from the marking code?
I have uploaded images showing the dimensions and the marking code of the IC. I believe the package is a DFN-8 with dimensions of 3 mm × 3 mm × 0.9 mm.
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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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