Hi, Lenovo Thinkpad E15, board NM-D011 problem with power in USB-C.
The problem is the low voltages on the gates of the transistors as shown in the pic1.
The slightly conductive transistors got very hot until they broke the connection.
Transistors need 4.5V at the gates to conduct, so the voltage should be around 25V.
It seems that the fault is in the transistor control system, in the photo TP565994, I found a pdf TPS65994 which is probably the same system in a different housing.
If I understood the pdf correctly, the system is programmable, so buying a new one without software will not be successful. Please correct me if I misunderstood it.
TP565994 works with UB9 CAT24C256 memory, so it's possible that there is some configuration in it. I wonder if reprogramming this memory wouldn't solve the problem. I'd like to try a file for it.
Regards.
MOD Edit - link to schematic https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=106574
https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...ca08711b51.pdf
The problem is the low voltages on the gates of the transistors as shown in the pic1.
The slightly conductive transistors got very hot until they broke the connection.
Transistors need 4.5V at the gates to conduct, so the voltage should be around 25V.
It seems that the fault is in the transistor control system, in the photo TP565994, I found a pdf TPS65994 which is probably the same system in a different housing.
If I understood the pdf correctly, the system is programmable, so buying a new one without software will not be successful. Please correct me if I misunderstood it.
TP565994 works with UB9 CAT24C256 memory, so it's possible that there is some configuration in it. I wonder if reprogramming this memory wouldn't solve the problem. I'd like to try a file for it.
Regards.
MOD Edit - link to schematic https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=106574
https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...ca08711b51.pdf
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