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iPhone 13 Pro Full Chip ID

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Apple iPhone 13 Pro Moderate No estimate Guide 144993

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We couldn’t quite fit every last drop of chip ID into our iPhone 13 Pro teardown. So if you’re yearning for more, here is a much more thorough look into the chips found on the iPhone 13 Pro’s logic board. Special thanks to our community member Chunglin Chin for contributing to this!

Step 1

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Logic board, side 1:
Apple APL1W07 A15 Bionic SoC layered with what's most likely 6 GB of SK Hynix LPDDR4X SDRAM
Apple APL1098 power management IC
Apple 338S00762-A1 power management IC
STMicroelectronics STB601A05 power management IC
Apple 338S00770-B0 power management IC
Texas Instruments TPS65657B0 display power management IC
NXP Semiconductor CBTL1616A0 display port multiplexer

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Logic board, side 1 (cont.):
Texas Instruments CD3710A1 VCSEL array driver
Texas Instruments USB 2.0 dual repeater
ON Semiconductor DC-DC converter
Possibly a NXP Semiconductor power management IC
Possibly a NXP Semiconductor load switch

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Logic board, side 1 (cont.):
Apple/USI U1 ultra-wideband chip
Skyworks SKY58271-19 front-end module
Skyworks SKY58276-17 front-end module
Likely a Broadcom AFEM-8225 front-end module
Likely a Skyworks SKY59723 power amplifier module
Likely a Murata 141 RF switch module
Likely Broadcom filters

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Logic board, side 1 (cont.):
Alps HSCDTD00xA electronic compass

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Logic board, sides 2 and 3:
128 GB of Kioxia NAND flash memory
STMicroelectronics ST33Jxxx secure microcontroller w/ eSIM
Possibly an Apple/Cirrus Logic 338S00817 audio processor
Apple/Cirrus Logic 338S00739 audio codec
Apple/Cirrus Logic 338S00537 audio amplifier
Broadcom BCM59365 wireless power receiver
Likely an Analog Devices haptic driver

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Logic board, sides 2 and 3 (cont.):
Qualcomm PMX60 power management IC
Apple 338S00616 power management IC
Texas Instruments LM3567A1 LED flash driver
ON Semiconductor DC-DC converter
Likely a STMicroelectronics DC-DC converter
Nexperia 74AVC1T45 3-state voltage level translator/transceiver
Nexperia LSF0101 1-bit bidirectional voltage level translator

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Logic board, sides 2 and 3 (cont.):
USI 339S00761 WiFi/Bluetooth module
Qualcomm SDX60M 5G modem
Possibly a Qualcomm SDR868 5G RF transceiver
Broadcom AFEM-8215 front-end module
Possibly a Skyworks SKY53838-17 front-end module
NXP Semiconductor SN210V NFC controller with secure element
Likely a Skyworks SKY57217 power amplifier module

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Logic board, sides 2 and 3 (cont.):
Qualcomm QET510 envelope tracker
Qualcomm QET5100 envelope tracker
Likely a Qorvo envelope tracker
Likely a Skyworks SKY514xx RF switch module
Likely Skyworks RF switch
Likely Murata antenna switch module
Antenna tuning switch

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Logic board, sides 2 and 3 (cont.):
Bosch Sensortec 6-axis accelerometer/gyroscope