Teardown of TESLA 1:40 Scale Megapack Charger

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Introduction
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Tesla Megapack is a large-scale commercial energy storage system launched by Tesla, primarily used to store electricity generated from renewable energy sources (such as solar and wind) and release it when needed. Its successful mass production and commercialization not only represent a technological breakthrough but also mark a revolution in the energy industry, playing a positive role in energy conservation and emission reduction, contributing to achieving carbon neutrality.

Tesla's official website has also listed a product called the Scale Megapack Charger, a portable power bank priced at $120. It perfectly replicates the industrial aesthetics of the Tesla Megapack energy storage system in a 1:40 scale, making it a highly collectible item for Tesla fans or technology enthusiasts, with great commemorative significance.

The product features three USB ports, supports 65W fast charging input, and offers a 100W output, with a maximum total power of 108W. It also boasts a large capacity of 21,000mAh, making it not only full of technological appeal but also highly practical in terms of performance. Let's take it apart to see its internal components and structure.

Bill of materials (BOM)
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Model: TSL03
Lithium battery protection chip: iCM CM1361
Lithium battery MOSFET: APM AP75N04NF
Power management chip: INJOINIC IP2366
Synchronous buck-boost MOSFET: APM AP75N04NF
Buck protocol chip: INJOINIC IP6525T
Converter: MD MD8941