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Xbox One Kinect Teardown

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  • Modular cameras make us smile, reminding us a little bit of another robot.

  • The back side of the second camera has the following labels:

  • S/N: S1337573123

  • P/N: X861135-001

  • A/N: 1337-MS2802-09

  • The front side has a bit more circuitry. Among that circuitry we find:

  • Texas Instruments TPS54325 - Per the evil geniuses at Chipworks, this is an adaptive on-time D-CAP2™ mode synchronous buck converter.

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