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AirPods Pro 拆解

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  • Back at the tail end of the AirPod, we disconnect a cute little coax connector and untangle Apple's custom SiP, where the H1 and other chips live.

  • This tiny board is even smaller than what we found last time, and probably afforded Apple a lot of extra space in the AirPods Pro compared to the standard AirPods.

  • Try as we might, we aren't able to pry apart this package—we'll have to take Apple at their word that it's just silicon in there, and not some form of magic.

  • Update—thanks to the awesome community, we now have some pretty good guesses as to what these chips are:

  • Most likely a Bosch IMU (Inertial Measuring Unit), which helps with Apple's Spatial Audio feature

  • Most likely an STMicroelectronics accelerometer, which helps with speech detection and noise cancellation

回到 AirPod 的尾部,我们断开了一个可爱的小同轴电缆连接器,并取下了Apple的定制SiP,这里面包含了H1和其他芯片。

这块电路板比我们上一次看到的更小,相比于普通的AirPods,这可能会给 AirPods Pro 带来更加充裕的空间。

我们极尽所能也没法打开这个包裹——我们只能相信苹果的话,这里面只有一些硅,而不是什么形式的魔法。

更新——感谢社区的朋友们,我们现在对这些芯片有了一些不错的猜测:

红色:很可能是来自博世的IMU(惯性测量单元),用于实现苹果的空间音频功能。

橙色:很可能是ST的加速度计,用于语音识别以及降噪功能

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