PD3.1 | Teardown of Kovol 140W GaN Charger

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  • čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
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    Introduction
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    ChargerLAB this time got a 140W PD3.1 Dual USB-C GaN Charger from Kovol. It supports PD3.1.
    To know how it works, we are going to take it apart to see its internal components.
    Bill of materials (BOM)
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    Model: P66-2C-140W-UK
    Input Filtering Circuit:
    Input Fuse: Chevron
    Safety X2 Capacitor: WQC
    Bridge Rectifier: Pingwei GBU1510
    Primary Circuit:
    Master Control Chip: NXP TEA2016AAT
    Electrolytic Capacitor: HWE
    GaN FET: Navitas NV6125
    PFC Circuit:
    SiC Rectifier: Maplesemi MSM06065G1
    Electrolytic Capacitor: HWE
    LLC MOSFET: WAYON WMZ26N65C4
    Resonant Capacitor: WDC
    Secondary Circuit:
    SMD Y Capacitor: TRX TMY1102M
    Optocoupler: Everlight EL1018
    Synchronous Rectifier Controller: NXP TEA1995
    Synchronous Rectifier: Hunteck HGN052N10SL
    Output Circuit:
    Solid Capacitor: PolyCap
    Protocol Chip: Injoinic IP2736
    Synchronous Buck Controller: SouthChip SC8002
    Synchronous Buck MOSFET: Ruichips RUH4040M2
    SMD Solid Capacitor: PolyCap
    VBUS MOSFET: WAYON WMQ30P04T1
    Chapter
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    0:00 Intro
    1:11 Test
    2:01 Teardown
    3:26 Analysis
    7:56 Summary
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Komentáře • 10

  • @motor9908
    @motor9908 Před měsícem +1

    This went down nicley with muh coffee! Great demonstration and elaboration of elements and their pertinence of the board. Solid confidence and resonates for all consumers to make informed purchasing decisions. :) Thanks for doing these in total. *Subs, likes*

  • @adriftatlas
    @adriftatlas Před měsícem +5

    That giant electrolytic capacitor in the center is waiting to swell and leak!

    • @deanagoes2791
      @deanagoes2791 Před měsícem

      Kenapa pabrik memilih 350v dan bukan 400/450v ?

  • @FreeSeed
    @FreeSeed Před měsícem

    Thank you for the video

  • @venkatanageshbabuchintapal1618

    Please make a teardown video on Toocki 67Watt GaN charger and Essager 67Watt GaN charger. Thankyou

  • @zner4539
    @zner4539 Před měsícem

  • @Alphasmsn
    @Alphasmsn Před měsícem

    Can you do a teardown of the Asometech 160W GaN Charger?

  • @FIxt00l
    @FIxt00l Před měsícem

    Thanks! Kovol and Evatronic look identical to Ravpower. Do you have any info on that, please? Evatronic was being sold on their website.

    • @sjoerd104
      @sjoerd104 Před měsícem +4

      Yep evateonic is ravpower, they had to change names because they weren't allowed to sell on Amazon (idk why)

    • @adriftatlas
      @adriftatlas Před měsícem

      A lot of brands were found to be gaming Amazon's review system so they were banned. Somehow Anker was not part of the ban and they were left to corner the market. Now that they have a captive market their quality has gone down. It's a perfect time for competitors to steal their thunder.
      Alas, a lot of these less expensive brands have no safety listings. Notice that there is no UL, ETL, TUV, SGS, nor PSE diamond mark on the charger in the video. The UKCA and CE marks are self-declarations of safety and are worthless.