It's just the prototype. We are not sure if it will be released and when it will be released.
If you wanna buy the tester of POWER-Z, you can visit our Amazon store: Click here.
Introduction
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Hi, Welcome back to ChargerLAB.
Not long ago, we revealed Google's unreleased 65W charger on Twitter.
And we take it apart immediately.
ChargerLAB found that it didn't adopt GaN components, but it can still be so small.
So, let's take it apart and find out the reason.
Bill of materials (BOM)
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Capacitor: Rubycon
Primary Controller: Texas Instruments UCC28780
Primary Controller Driver: Texas Instruments UCC27712
Primary Circuit MOSFET: Infineon IPL60R185C7
SMD Y capacitor: Murata
Optocoupler: COSMO
Synchronous Rectifier Controller: MPS MP6908A
Synchronous Rectifier MOSFET: ON Semiconductor
Tantalum Capacitors: Kemet
Output VBUS MOSFET: Infineon BSZ035N03MS G
Output Filter Inductor: Würth
Protocol Chip: Weltrend WT6633P
