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From: Sam	10/26/2018 10:48:12 PM
	2 Recommendations Recommended By Donald Wennerstrom Return to Sender of 95526

some excerpts from iFixit's teardown of the iPhone XR below; full teardown is at ifixit.com With the logic board out, we get our first look at the onboard silicon: Apple APL1W81 A12 Bionic SoC, layered over Micron D9VZV MT53D384M64D4SB-046 XT:E 3 GB LPDDR4x SDRAM Apple/USI 339S00580 (likely a WiFi/Bluetooth module, similar to what's found in the XS) NXP 100VB27 NFC controller 3x Apple 338S00411 audio amplifiers Skyworks 203-15 G67407 1838 (likely a power amplification module) Cypress CPD2 USB power delivery IC 76018 119G1 More chips on the back side of the logic board. Show us your identification, please... Toshiba TSB3243VC0428CHNA1 64 GB flash storage Intel 9955 (likely the XMM7560 LTE Advanced Pro 4G LTE baseband processor), 5762 RF transceiver, and 5829 Apple 338S00383-A0, 338S00375-A1 power management IC's (possibly from Dialog Systems) Texas Instruments SN2600B1 battery charging IC Apple 338S00248 audio codec (possibly from Cirrus Logic) Skyworks 13768 front end module Broadcom 59355A2IUB4G (likely a variation of the BCM59350 wireless power receiver chip) more at the link

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