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Smontaggio Samsung Galaxy Fold

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  • Let's check out the left-side board.

  • Are those silicone seals around the flex cable connectors? It sure looks like it. We first spotted these ingress-protection measures way back on the iPhone 6s, but they're not a common sight on Samsung products. When the chassis isn't water or dust-proof, this is how you build in a little board protection.

  • Meanwhile, here's the silicon we found on this board:

  • Samsung S2MPB02 camera power management

  • Samsung S2DOS05 display power management

  • Cirrus Logic CS35L40 haptic driver w/ digital signal processor

  • Cirrus Logic CS40L25 audio amplifier

  • Samsung S2ASL01 over-current protection (likely)

Diamo un'occhiata alla scheda sul lato sinistro.

Ma sono proprio guarnizioni di silicone quella che vediamo attorno ai connettori dei cavi flex? Sembra proprio così. Abbiamo visto per la prima volta queste misure anti-intrusione ancora ai tempi dell'iPhone 6s, ma non sono affatto consuete nei prodotti Samsung. Quando la scocca non è impermeabile all'acqua e polvere, e così che si crea un po' di protezione per la scheda.

Nel frattempo, ecco il silicio che abbiamo trovato su questa scheda:

MPB02 6084Z9 1934Pc2, dovrebbe essere un PMIC, chip gestione alimentazione

52D0S05 608CC21 G1929MG9

CS3SL40 A0PI1922

CS40L25 B1BF1928

ASL01 G1910

[* black] Let's check out the left-side board.
[* black] Are those ''silicone seals'' around the flex cable connectors? It sure looks like it. We first spotted these [https://ifixit.org/blog/7408/iphone-waterproof/|ingress-protection measures way back on the iPhone 6s|new_window=true], but they're not a common sight on Samsung products. When the chassis isn't water or dust-proof, this is how you build in a little board protection.
[* black] Meanwhile, here's the ''silicon'' we found on this board:
- [* red] MPB02 6084Z9 1934Pc2, likely a PMIC
- [* orange] 52D0S05 608CC21 G1929MG9
- [* yellow] CS3SL40 A0PI1922
- [* green] CS40L25 B1BF1928
- [* light_blue] ASL01 G1910
+ [* red] Samsung S2MPB02 camera power management
+ [* orange] Samsung S2DOS05 display power management
+ [* yellow] Cirrus Logic [link|https://www.cirrus.com/products/cs40l25-25b/|CS35L40] haptic driver w/ digital signal processor
+ [* green] Cirrus Logic CS40L25 audio amplifier
+ [* light_blue] Samsung S2ASL01 over-current protection (likely)

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