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Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)

Rusell
March 3, 2026

Introduction

We have obtained the original power adapter for Lenovo Legion laptops, with a maximum output power of 300W, manufactured by Delta Electronics. It supports an input voltage range of 100-240V AC and has an output specification of 20V 15A, providing a total output power of 300W. The output connector is a proprietary square-shaped design from Lenovo, which meets the power requirements of high-performance laptops. Below, we will take a closer look at the internal components and materials used in the Lenovo Legion laptop's original adapter.

Product Appearance

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

It comes in a black packaging box, featuring an image of the product and the Lenovo logo.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The back of the box features product information.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The packaging includes the power adapter, power cord, and user manual.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The adapter features a flat, compact body with a matte-finish shell.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The bottom of the adapter has an information label, and the four corners are fitted with anti-slip pads.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Power Adapter 300W 20V

Model: ADL300SDC3A

Input: 100-240V~4.5A 50-60Hz

Output: 20.0V⎓15.0A 300W

Manufacturer: Delta Electronics, Inc.

Manufacturing Date: July 2025

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The input end is equipped with a three-prong connector.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The output cable is designed with anti-bend protection.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The output cable is equipped with a shielding ferrite core.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The length of the output cable is about 180 cm (70.87 inches).

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The square connector features identification pins inside.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The length of the adapter is about 200.2 mm (7.88 inches).

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The width is about 99.9 mm (3.93 inches).

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The thickness is about 25.7 mm (1.012 inches).

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The included power cord is secured with a bundling strap.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The power plug is rated for 10A 250V~.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The three-prong connector is also rated for 10A 250V~.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The length of the power cord is about 178 cm (70.079 inches).

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

That's how big it is on the hand.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The weight is about 868 g (30.62 oz).

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The weight, including the power cord, is about 1036 g (36.54 oz).

Teardown

Next, let's take it apart to see its internal components and structure.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Peeling off the anti-slip pads on the four corners reveals screws inside.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

After removing the screws and opening the casing, it is found that the housing is secured with ultrasonic welding.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The input wires are connected via welding, and the soldering points are insulated with heat-shrink tubing.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The output wires are also connected via welding, and the terminals are insulated with heat-shrink tubing.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The PCBA module is wrapped with a large aluminum alloy heatsink for heat dissipation.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The length of the PCBA module is about 191.8 mm (7.55 inches).

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The width is about 93.9 mm (3.7 inches).

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The thickness is about 21.2 mm (0.83 inches).

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The heatsink is removed, and inside the aluminum plate, a copper sheet is installed. The corresponding heating components are bonded with thermal adhesive and equipped with thermal pads.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The thermal adhesive applied to the PCBA module serves both to reinforce the structure and enhance heat dissipation.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The back side of the PCBA, corresponding to the heating components, is also coated with thermal adhesive, allowing heat to be dissipated through the heatsink.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Remove the adhesive from both the front and back sides of the PCBA module. The front side includes a fuse, safety X2 capacitor, common mode choke, filter inductor, film capacitors, bridge rectifiers, PFC MOSFETs, LLC MOSFETs, PFC boost inductor, resonant inductor, resonant capacitors, LLC transformer, and filter capacitors.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The back side includes the PFC controller, PFC rectifiers, LLC controller, synchronous rectifier controller, synchronous rectifiers, op-amp, and output current sense resistors.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Remove the heatsinks from both sides.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Close-up of input socket.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The input fuse is from Chevron, with a rating of T10A250V.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The safety X2 capacitor is from HJC, with a rating of 0.47μF.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The common mode choke is wound with flat copper wire.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The bridge rectifiers are mounted on an L-shaped heat sink.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The bridge rectifier is from YJ, model D10JB80A, with a rating of 800V 10A, and features a JB package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The other bridge rectifier has the same model.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The film capacitor is from HJC, with a rating of 1μF 450V.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The filter inductor is wound with enameled wire.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The film capacitors have a rating of 1μF 450V.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The PFC controller is a custom model from Delta, marked with DAP047T, and features an SO8 package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The heat sink is equipped with PFC MOSFETs, secured by a clamping plate.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The PFC MOSFETs are from AOS, model AOW125A60, NMOS, with a voltage rating of 700V, a drain-source resistance of 108mΩ, and come in a TO-262 package. They are suitable for PFC, flyback, and LLC applications in switch-mode power supplies, as well as for micro-inverter applications.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Here is the information about AOS AOW125A60.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Two sampling resistors are connected in parallel to detect the current of the PFC MOSFETs.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The PFC boost inductor has a magnetic core wound with copper foil shielding.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

It is equipped with a ferrite bead to suppress high-frequency interference.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The PFC rectifier is from RePower, model BYV10ED-600P, an ultra-fast recovery diode, with a rating of 600V 10A, and comes in a TO252N package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The other PFC rectifier has the same model.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The bypass diode is from LITEON, model S5MB, with a rating of 1000V 5A, and comes in an SMB package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The high-voltage filter capacitors are from AiSHi, part of the RH series, with a 105°C heat resistance rating.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

One of the capacitors has a rating of 450V 120μF.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The other two filter capacitors have a rating of 450V 68μF, bringing the total capacitance of the filter capacitors to 256μF.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The LLC controller is a custom model from Delta, marked with DAP048T, and features an SO16 package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The two diodes are from YJ, model ES1D, with a rating of 200V 1A, and come in an SMA package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The filter capacitor powering the master control chip is from AiSHi, part of the RJ series, and is a long-life electrolytic capacitor.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The capacitor has a rating of 35V 220μF.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The resonant capacitors have a rating of 0.022μF 630V.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The resonant inductor is wound with litz wire.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The LLC MOSFETs are secured to the heat sink by a clamping plate.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The LLC MOSFETs are from Infineon, marked with 6R165P, model IPI60R165CP, NMOS, with a voltage rating of 650V, a drain-source resistance of 165mΩ, and come in a TO262 package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The LLC transformer is wound with litz wire, has a magnetic core with copper foil shielding, and is insulated with a plastic casing.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The blue Y capacitor has the part number CT7471KB.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The Everlight EL1013 optocoupler is used for output voltage feedback.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The TEA1995T from NXP is a synchronous rectifier controller designed for LLC resonant converter applications. It features two integrated drivers for synchronous rectification, simplifying external component requirements. The device is housed in an SO8 package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The synchronous rectifiers are from STMicro, marked with 140N6F7, model number STD140N6F7, NMOS, with a withstand voltage of 60V, an on-resistance of 3.8mΩ, and a DPAK package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The output filter capacitor is from AiSHi and is a long-life electrolytic capacitor from the RZ series.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The capacitors are rated at 25V 470μF, and a total of 6 capacitors are used in parallel.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

The Op-Amp is from LITEON, marked with B4310P, model LB4310. It integrates dual Op-Amps and a voltage reference for output voltage and output current control, and is packaged in an SOP-8 package.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Two 3mΩ resistors are connected in parallel for output current detection.

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Well, those are all components of the Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter.

Summary of ChargerLAB

Teardown of Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter (ADL300SDC3A)-Chargerlab

Here is the component list of the Lenovo Legion 300W Original Adapter for your convenience.

It supports an input range of 100-240V AC, with an output specification of 20V 15A. The input side is equipped with a three-prong connector and includes a 1.8-meter power cord. The output is designed with an integrated cable, featuring a proprietary square connector for Lenovo devices. The output cable length is approximately 1.8 meters.

After taking it apart, we found that it utilizes a PFC+LLC+SR high-efficiency architecture. The PFC controller is the Delta DAP047T, paired with the PAD048T LLC controller. The synchronous rectifier controller is the NXP TEA1995T. The PFC MOSFETs are AOS AOW125A60, and the PFC rectifiers are RePower BYV10ED-600P. The LLC MOSFETs are IPI60R162CP, while the synchronous rectifiers are STMicro STD140N6F7.

The unit uses AiSHi capacitors for high-voltage filtering and output filtering. The LITEON LB4310 op-amp is employed for output constant current and constant voltage control. All power components are equipped with heat sinks, and the PCBA module is wrapped with an aluminum alloy heat sink. The components are secured with thermal adhesive to enhance heat dissipation, ensuring the system meets the requirements for high-power, long-duration output.

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