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47. Search of CPU and temporary storage power Supply 2
In this lesson, we talk about how to find the power supply of the CPU in the bitmap.
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In this lesson, we talk about how to find the power supply of the CPU in the bitmap

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There is also a power chip on the CPU side, U4700

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The power it outputs can be found around this power chip

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For example, we look for the large inductor next to it

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One end of this large inductor is connected to the power chip,

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and the other end is connected to the U3100

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U3100 is a CPU, then this line is the power supply of the CPU

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Then let's look at another inductor

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One end of this inductor is connected to the power chip U4700,

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and the other end is connected to the CPU

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Then, this is also the CPU power supply

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Let's look at the inductors below it

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The upper end of this inductor is connected to the U4700,

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and its second pin is directly connected to the CPU

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That way it is also CPU power supply

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One end of this inductor L4802 is connected to the power supply,

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and the other end is connected to the CPU,

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so this line is also the CPU power supply

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Let's look at the following two inductors

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They are all connected to the power chip at one end and the CPU at the other end,

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which are also the power supplies of the CPU

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The above inductor, one end is connected to the power chip,

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and the other end is connected to other chips,

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for example, it leads to U7302, and U2400

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Of course, these are not CPUs,

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so this way of power supply is not CPU power supply

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Well, by directly checking the bitmap,

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we can quickly find out what the power supply of the CPU is

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When repairing, we usually look at the bitmap

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The bitmap can quickly find the location of its power supply

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For example, it is the power supply to the CPU,

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and there is a short circuit that caused the trigger protection

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Then when we test,

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we directly find which power supply is connected to the CPU

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For example, here, I found that the power supply is connected to the CPU,

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I doubt it,

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is it caused by the short circuit of the line VREG_S7C_0P6

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When measuring the ground value with a multimeter,

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if we measure the inductor,

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it is often difficult to measure,

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because the pins of the inductor do not extend outward

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It can be measured on the pin where one end of the capacitor above this line is not grounded

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The value measured by the diode gear of the multimeter is 0,

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which proves that this line has a short circuit to ground,

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then this line has caused the trigger protection

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This is a quick search method for the CPU and the temporary storage power supply

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Let's summarize, there are these steps

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First, find a power source

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Second, the large inductor around the power supply,

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click the two ends of the inductor directly on the large inductor

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The characteristic of the large inductor is that

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one end is connected to the power supply,

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and the other end is connected to the CPU

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This large inductor is actually a step-down circuit, which is BUCK,

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its power supply is connected to the CPU

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Let's not forget we're looking for the power supply

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Xiaomi's power supply code is VREG,

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we will learn the power supply code VBUCK later

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Start with VREG, start with VBUCK,

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these are the power supplies

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What we are looking for is the power output from the power supply to the CPU

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First of all, what is the beginning of the power supply we need to know

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Second, where do we find?

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Look for the large inductor line around the power supply,

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we click it, it will be highlighted in yellow

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Ok, that's it for this lesson

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