Anyone ID this chip?

[einstein9]

This is from SSD burned chip

thank you

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[Doomer]

Judging by the coils and chip location it's two-channel power management IC, most likely for the CPU and NAND chips
Maybe something similar to this - http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm10502.pdf

[HaQue]

There is an SMD chip book that lists many SMD devices, maybe you can find your chip in that. I cant remember name offhand but, I bought it a while ago. I can find it and also your chip if you don't get an answer. a bit busy so may be a day or so.

[einstein9]

Thank you Doomer & HaQue

btw, another Question related to this:

I remember long time back one of my Friends (Electronics Eng.) told me that there are MANY books @ that time
which tells you the Chips & their Equivalent of other brands/models.

Now for sure, there must be some websites that offers this kind of info.

so i dono if you guys know about those websites with Huge Library of chips?

thank you

[einstein9]

forgot to mention something else here

those old books tells you also the Application where those Chips are used. for example: TV, recorders.....etc.

[LarrySabo]

I used to use a cross-reference book by NTE, and know there is another chip encyclopedia but I can't seem to find the reference to it at the moment.

The NTE cross-reference is available online now: http://nte01.nteinc.com/nte%5CNTExRefSe ... enDocument

[einstein9]

I used to use a cross-reference book by NTE, and know there is another chip encyclopedia but I can't seem to find the reference to it at the moment.

The NTE cross-reference is available online now: http://nte01.nteinc.com/nte%5CNTExRefSe ... enDocument

Thnx Larry for the Info.
Many thnx really

[LarrySabo]

You're very welcome, einstein9. If I find the other chip encyclopedia reference, I'll add it.

[einstein9]

Thnx Again for ur time :>