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Microsoft Surface Studio Teardown

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  • From here we're able to pull out the power supply, a custom Lite-On unit with a dual-voltage (100-240 V) rating.

  • The power supply features its own small, internal cooling fan. Our button fingers twitch involuntarily; we're having Xbox One flashbacks.

  • Overall impressions: it's a power supply. It's a beefy, well-insulated power supply. Are you happy? Alright then. Moving on.

  • IC Identification:

  • NXP Semiconductor TEA1995T dual synchronous rectifier controller

  • STMicroelectronics STTS751-0DP3F digital temperature sensor

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