It's great how you analyze it in detail and easy to understand. Looking forward to part 3 with great anticipation. Thank you very much for sharing and the patience you give yourself to do it. Greetings and blessings
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Your teacing material is very good, thank you. But I didn't see part 3 of this series. May I konw, where can I find "how laptop charger ic works part 3" ?
Excelente video ingeniero, muchas gracias por compartir un poco de su conocimiento con todos nosotros la verdad cada vez que veo tus videos me abre más la mente y se va haciendo más fácil entender de como trabaja un circuito, bueno espero gracias y que nuestro señor cuide siempre de su salud y de su familia, aquí un amigo más desde PERÚ 🇵🇪.
You can unlock a not working charger with a battery drill, using it as a dynamo at the 19 v side. By turning the drill rotary at both side, switched on. The charger has to be ac offline. Works with a single charged laptop cell as well, but not always.
Good video. I have a case with this ic. On first PF1. I only get 2.8v only on first an second pin. If i remove pf1, i get 19v on first pin. Then i try remove pf1 and inject 19v on pin2 nothing shorted.
I have a toshiba with this IC, ACOK has 3.0V instead 3.2 or higer, VDDSMB is 3.3V, due a Open drain ACOK Must be 3.3... but I cant to understand what is happend here... may be a bad EC draining too much current from the pull-up? Any tip about this ?
@@soldertua7996 please dilanjut bang.. sebagai pemula, saya butuh pengenalan yg dasar dan detail seperti ini. btw link asli dlm video apakah diambil dr channel lain, mohon infonya. makasih..