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== Licensing ==
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PlayStation 5 (PS5)

Polymorphic7 — Wed, 27 May 2026 17:00:31 GMT

How I look at the PS5 thermal design

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Missing dot.

BIO-RAD 3000Xi

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BIO-RAD 3000Xi

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BIO-RAD 3000Xi

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Linear Voltage Regulators (Confirmed from photos)

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 | [[File:PS5 PCB EDM-020 Side B voltage reading idle.jpg|250px]]
 |-
 | PS5 PCB EDM-020 Side B.
 |}

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 ===== EDM-020 =====
-WIP.
+PS5 Voltage Reference Characterization During Idle State (User Select / Home Screen, Side B).
 === Standby Power Rails ===

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 [[File:Motorola Flip Phone.jpg|thumb|Motorola Flip Phone (AMPS)]]
-Computers, Gaming Consoles, Mobile Phones, Toys and anything else of entertainment value.
+Computers, gaming consoles, mobile phones, toys, and other devices with entertainment or multimedia value.
-==Device Index==
+This section focuses on consumer electronics from a technical, diagnostic, and repair-oriented perspective, including hardware design notes, common failure modes, and measurement data where applicable.
-* [[Topping PA5]] - Class-D Amplifier with a Thermal design flaw that causes premature failure and a solution
+=== Class A–B ===
-* [[PlayStation 5 (PS5)]] - hardware measurements and technical details useful for diagnosing, troubleshooting, and repairing the PlayStation 5
+Class A–B audio amplifiers combine the low distortion of Class A operation with the improved efficiency of Class B designs.

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 Is the Playstation's USB PD / VBUS current limiting protection IC.
-Markings AF01 [https://www.aosmd.com/res/datasheets/AOZ1351DI-01.pdf AOZ1351DI-01] IC in FN12 package.
+Markings AF01 [https://www.aosmd.com/res/datasheets/AOZ1351DI-01.pdf AOZ1351DI-01] IC in DFN12 package.
 {| class="wikitable"
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 | PS5 PCB EDM-020 Side B.
 |}
 === Standby Power Rails ===

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	This section documents all internal components that were either missing (knocked off) or identified as faulty during inspection and repair.		This section documents all internal components that were either missing (knocked off) or identified as faulty during inspection and repair.
		+
		+	=== HDMI Chip MN864739 ===
		+	* Markings Panasonic MN864739 [https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps5/MN864739 MN864739 Pin Out].

	=== EDM-020 DFN12 Protection Switch 5v VBUS ===		=== EDM-020 DFN12 Protection Switch 5v VBUS ===

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 === Liquid Metal ===
 Liquid metal does not dry out or degrade in the same way as traditional thermal pastes. However, it introduces its own drawbacks, primarily the need for proper containment and isolation, since it remains in a liquid state and can migrate or leak if not properly secured. The damage caused by leaked liquid metal is often almost irreversible, as it can creep under BGA packages, corrode pads, short components, and lead to significant repair challenges.
 === Dust Accumulation ===
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 * '''Resistance''' measurements are taken with the console powered off and disconnected from AC.
 * '''Voltage''' measurements are taken with the console connected to AC power and in the specified power state.
 === Standby Power Rails ===

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-{{Short description|Technical measurements and hardware details for PlayStation 5 repair and troubleshooting}}
+Technical measurements and hardware details for PlayStation 5 repair and troubleshooting.
 = PlayStation 5 (PS5) =
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 This section documents all internal components that were either missing (knocked off) or identified as faulty during inspection and repair.
 === EDM-010 SIE CX090061GG EMI/RFI suppression ===
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 | [[File:EDM-010 repair ferrite beads.jpg|150px]]
 |-
-| EDM-010 SIE CX090061GG EMI/RFI suppression
+| EDM-010 SIE CX090061GG EMI/RFI suppression.
-| Ferrite beads from donor board
+| Ferrite beads from donor board.
-| Repair
+| Repair.
 |}
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 This section should be used in conjunction with the '''Diagnostics and Troubleshooting''' section for effective fault isolation.
 == Repair Notes ==

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 == Cooling and Thermal Design ==
-* Cooling system overview
+* Overview of the cooling system design
-* Fan types and sizes
+* Blower-type centrifugal fan specifications and airflow characteristics
-* Liquid metal application notes
+* Liquid metal thermal interface application notes
-* Common thermal failure points
+* Dust accumulation within the cooling system
 == Internal Components ==
-* System-on-chip (SoC)
+This section documents all internal components that were either missing (knocked off) or identified as faulty during inspection and repair.
-* Memory configuration
-* Storage subsystem
+=== EDM-010 SIE CX090061GG EMI/RFI suppression ===
-* Power delivery circuitry
-* Optical drive hardware (standard model only)
+The following components were identified during a repair of a PS5 console. Several surface-mount components had been knocked off the bottom side of the EDM-010 board revision, in the vicinity of the SIE CX090061GG IC. The components were reverse-engineered from the board to facilitate replacement.
 == Common Hardware Issues ==

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 : [[File:Quick 861dw.jpg|none|thumb|Quick Quick 861DW ESD, Ceramic heater, 1000 Watt, 100°C-500°C, 50 l/min]]
 : [[File:Nozzles quick 861d.png|none|thumb|Nozzle diameter sizes are 5,0mm, 6,4mm, 8,4mm]]
 ===Tweezers===

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 * Symptom-based fault isolation
 * Known failure patterns by model revision
 == Repair Notes ==
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 This page is provided for informational purposes only. Repairing electronic equipment involves risk of injury or damage. Always follow appropriate safety procedures.
-We are not responsible for any damage, injury, or loss resulting from the use of this information or any attempt to repair or modify equipment described on this page.
+This information is intended for professional repair technicians with appropriate training, tools, and experience.

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−	~~WIP~~.	+	{{Short description\|Technical measurements and hardware details for PlayStation 5 repair and troubleshooting}}
		+
		+	= PlayStation 5 (PS5) =
		+
		+	The '''PlayStation 5 (PS5)''' is a home video game console developed by Sony.
		+	This page focuses on '''hardware measurements, electrical characteristics, and technical details'''</br>
		+	intended to assist with '''diagnosing, <u>troubleshooting, and repairing</u>''' PlayStation 5 consoles.
		+
		+	== Overview ==
		+	The PlayStation 5 was released in two primary variants:
		+	* Standard model with Ultra HD Blu-ray drive
		+	* Digital Edition without optical drive
		+
		+	Internally, both models share largely identical core hardware, with differences mainly related to the optical drive assembly and chassis layout.
		+
		+	== Models and Revisions ==
		+	Known PS5 model families include:
		+	* CFI-10xx (launch models)
		+	* CFI-11xx
		+	* CFI-12xx
		+
		+	Hardware layout, cooling solutions, and power supply designs may vary slightly between revisions.
		+
		+	== Physical Measurements ==
		+
		+	* Console dimensions
		+	* Weight (with and without optical drive)
		+	* Heatsink and fan dimensions
		+	* PCB size and layer count (where known)
		+
		+	== Power and Electrical Characteristics ==
		+
		+	* AC input specifications
		+	* Power supply output rails
		+	* Standby and operational power consumption
		+	* Typical fault-related voltage readings
		+
		+	== Cooling and Thermal Design ==
		+
		+	* Cooling system overview
		+	* Fan types and sizes
		+	* Liquid metal application notes
		+	* Common thermal failure points
		+
		+	== Internal Components ==
		+
		+	* System-on-chip (SoC)
		+	* Memory configuration
		+	* Storage subsystem
		+	* Power delivery circuitry
		+	* Optical drive hardware (standard model only)
		+
		+	== Common Hardware Issues ==
		+
		+	This section documents commonly observed hardware faults, such as:
		+	* No power or intermittent power
		+	* Overheating and shutdowns
		+	* HDMI output failure
		+	* Liquid metal leakage or migration
		+	* Fan or power supply failure
		+
		+	== Diagnostics and Troubleshooting ==
		+
		+	* Visual inspection guidance
		+	* Basic electrical testing points
		+	* Symptom-based fault isolation
		+	* Known failure patterns by model revision
		+
		+	== Repair Notes ==
		+
		+	* Disassembly considerations
		+	* Connector and ribbon cable cautions
		+	* Thermal interface handling
		+	* Post-repair testing recommendations
		+
		+	== See Also ==
		+	* [[PlayStation 5 teardown]]
		+	* [[Game console repair]]
		+	* [[HDMI repair]]
		+
		+	== Disclaimer ==
		+	This page is provided for informational purposes only. Repairing electronic equipment involves risk of injury or damage. Always follow appropriate safety procedures.
		+
		+	We are not responsible for any damage, injury, or loss resulting from the use of this information or any attempt to repair or modify equipment described on this page.

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−	[[Topping PA5]] - Class-D Amplifier with a Thermal design flaw that causes premature failure and a solution	+	* [[Topping PA5]] - Class-D Amplifier with a Thermal design flaw that causes premature failure and a solution
		+	* [[PlayStation 5 (PS5)]] - hardware measurements and technical details useful for diagnosing, troubleshooting, and repairing the PlayStation 5

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 '''Description''': Boardview is a type of file containing information about printed circuit boards, their components, used signals, test points and more. These files may have following extensions: .asc, .bdv, .brd, .bv, .cad, .cst, .gr, .f2b, .fz, .tvw and others.
-*[https://pldaniels.com/flexbv5/ FlexBV]  - Advanced FlexBV boardview software integrates your boardview files with PDF schematics to substantially ease the process of tracking down faults and understanding damaged boards
+*[https://pldaniels.com/flexbv5/ FlexBV]  - Advanced FlexBV boardview software integrates your boardview files with PDF schematics to substantially ease the process of tracking down faults and understanding damaged boards.
 *[https://openboardview.org/ OpenBoardView] - is a Open Source Linux SDL/ImGui edition software for viewing .brd files, intended as a drop-in replacement for the "Test_Link" software and "Landrex".

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 |[[#OEM No. 126C|OEM No. 126C]]||''TBD''||Not yet documented
 |-
-|[[#OEM No. 127A — HV Controller Board|OEM No. 127A]]||HV controller / regulator / telemetry||'''Documented''' below
+|[[BIO-RAD 3000Xi#OEM No. 127 .28A.2FB.29 .E2.80.94 HV Controller Board|OEM No. 127A (A/B)]]||HV controller / regulator / telemetry||'''Documented''' below
 |-
 |[[#OEM No. 128B|OEM No. 128B]]||''TBD''||Not yet documented
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 ==OEM No. 127 (A/B) — HV Controller Board==
 This is the analog/digital control board that bridges the front-panel microprocessor and the high-voltage power module. It accepts a digital setpoint from the μC, generates two PWM drive signals to control the HV switcher, and reports back the actual HV and HC values via a frequency-isolated telemetry path. It also handles fault detection and shutdown latching.<gallery mode="slideshow">
-File:BIO-RAD OEM NO 127B Top.jpg|Top of board, J-16 and optocouplers in top right
+File:BIO-RAD OEM NO 127A Top.jpg|'''127A''' - Top of board, J-16 and optocouplers in bottom left
-File:BIO-RAD OEM NO 127B Bottom.jpg|Bottom of board, cutout under optocouplers in top left for high voltage isolation
+File:BIO-RAD OEM NO 127A Bottom.jpg|'''127A''' - Bottom of board, cutout under optocouplers in top left for high voltage isolation
 </gallery>
 ===Connector Map===

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 |'''REG3'''||7915||'''−15 V''' analog rail
-|[https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm7900.pdf 79xx PDF (TI)]
+|[https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm79.pdf 79xx PDF (TI)]
 |-
 |'''REG4'''||7812||'''+12 V''' rail||[https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm340.pdf 78M PDF (TI)]
 |}
 ===Passive Components===