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In this video we're going to learn about the charging chips
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In the iPhone mainboard,
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the main function of the charging chip is to convert the power supply of the data line
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into the voltage of the battery to charge the battery
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In addition to the charging function inside the charging chip,
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it also detects the voltage of the battery and the charging current
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If the battery overheats for a long time,
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the charging chip also has the function of overtemperature protection
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In addition to the above functions,
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the charging chip also has a special function
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It is to convert the battery power supply into the main power supply,
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to provide operating voltage for other chips on the mainboard
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After the charging chip is damaged,
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the common fault is not charging, or charging slowly
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In some models,
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a damaged charging chip can even cause the device to turn on automatically
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The chip needs to be replaced with the same model
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In the iPhone, many of the charging chips are of the same model
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In the mainboard,
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the charging chip is generally located near the battery interface,
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there will be a large inductor next to it
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The charging chip surface is black
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The model number usually starts with SN24 or SN26
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Let's go to the physical mainboard to look at the charging chip
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This is the iPhone 7 mainboard,
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and its charging chip is located on the bottom of the mainboard
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That chip is the charging chip in the iPhone 7
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This is the mainboard of the iPhone 8p,
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and its charging chip is also located underneath the mainboard
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This chip is the charging chip in the iPhone 8P
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This mainboard is an XR mainboard,
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and its charging chip is also located under the mainboard
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It's bigger than the iPhone 8 charging chip
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This is the xs mainboard,
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and its charging chip is located near the cpu of the upper mainboard
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This chip is the charging chip for the xs
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This is the mainboard of 11
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The charging chip of the two-layered mainboard is usually located in the upper mainboard
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The charging chip of the 11 is located below the power supply
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This chip is the charging chip of 11
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So that's all for this lesson