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Refers to the conversion of electric power by using solid state components such as semiconductors. Can also generally apply to the field of electrical engineering which works with power electronics.
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Why are some electronics seemingly unbreakable (phones) and others very fragile?
When looking at an iPhone logic board, it is clear that it is designed to withstand a lot of abuse. The critical and usually larger IC's, such as the SoC, PMIC, NAND are usually encased in a strong un …
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