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Desmontaje Nexus 6P

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  • Next up, we pull out one of the smallest daughterboards we've ever seen. It's only a little more than a simple USB-C board.

  • After that harrowing opening procedure, it's nice to see one repairability win in the 6P vs 5X comparison: a USB port mounted on a small and inexpensive daughterboard, rather than soldered onto the motherboard.

  • The front side of the daughterboard features some control hardware and spring contacts for the LTE antenna...

  • Texas Instruments TUSB320 USB type-C port controller

  • AKM Semiconductor AK8789 hall sensor

  • Skyworks SKYxxxx antenna tuner (likely)

  • ...And on the back we spy one of the 6P's three noise canceling microphones and a couple more contacts, for the vibrating motor and speaker.

Luego, arrancamos una de las placas hija más pequeñas que hayamos visto. Es solo un poco más pequeña que una simple placa USB-C.

Luego de ese procedimiento horroroso, es bueno que se pueda ver un triunfo en la reparabilidad 6P vs. 5X: un puerto USB montado en una placa hija pequeña y poco costosa, en vez de estar soldada en la placa madre.

El lado frontal de la placa hija presenta un hardware de control y contactos de resorte para la antena LTE...

Y en la parte trasera, espiamos uno de los tres micrófonos a prueba de ruidos del 6P y un par de contactos más, para el motor vibrador y el altavoz.

[* black] Next up, we pull out one of the smallest daughterboards we've ever seen. It's only a little more than a simple USB-C board.
[* icon_note] After that harrowing opening procedure, it's nice to see one repairability win in the 6P vs 5X comparison: a USB port mounted on a small and inexpensive daughterboard, rather than [guide|51318|soldered onto the motherboard|stepid=112142|new_window=true].
[* black] The front side of the daughterboard features some control hardware and spring contacts for the LTE antenna...
+ [* red] Texas Instruments [link|https://www.ti.com/product/TUSB320|TUSB320] USB type-C port controller
+ [* orange] AKM Semiconductor [link|https://www.akm.com/tw/en/products/magnetic-sensor/hall-effect-ic/hall-effect-ic-switch/ak8789/|AK8789] hall sensor
+ [* yellow] Skyworks SKYxxxx antenna tuner (likely)
[* black] ...And on the back we spy one of the 6P's three noise canceling microphones and a couple more contacts, for the vibrating motor and speaker.

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