Teardown of Anker 140W PD3.1 USB-C GaN Charger (717 Charger)

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Introduction
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We’ve posted several videos about chargers and power banks from Anker GaNPrime series.
And today, we got the single USB-C port 140W GaN charger from Anker.
We gonna take it apart to check its internal components and structure.

Bill of materials (BOM)
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Input Fuse: Better Electronics (5A 250V)
Safety X2 Capacitor: DGCX, 0.47μF
Film Capacitor: DGCX (1μF 450V)
PFC Controller: ON Semiconductor NCP1623
GaN IC for PFC Boost: Navitas NV6136A (170mΩ, 700V)
PFC Boost Rectifier: ON Semiconductor MURF860 (8A, 600V)
Filter Capacitor: Yongming (120μF 420V)
Primary Controller: Infineon XPDS2201
GaN IC for the Half-bridge: Infineon IGI60F1414A1L (140mΩ, 600V)
SMD Y Capacitor: TRX TMY1471K, TRX TMY1101K
Optocoupler: CT1018
Synchronous Rectifier Controller: MPS MP6951
Synchronous Rectifier: Infineon BSC0802LS (100V, 3.4mΩ)
Solid Capacitor: Yongming
VBUS MOSFET: AOS AONR66406 (40V, 5mΩ)
Protocol Chip: Weltrend WT6676F