Samsung S2MPS11B2 Main Power IC for Galaxy Note 3 N900

PKR 320.00

Buy Samsung S2MPS11B2 main power IC for Galaxy Note 3 N900. Fixes charging failure, no power, and unstable voltage issues.

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Overview:

The Samsung S2MPS11B2 is a main power management IC used in Galaxy Note 3 (N900). It regulates battery input, distributes stable voltage to all major components, and ensures proper power operation across the motherboard.

This IC is essential for repairing devices with charging problems, dead phone issues, or unstable power behavior.

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Key Features:

• Primary main power and charging IC

• Controls battery input and voltage distribution

• Maintains stable operation of all phone components

• BGA package for professional motherboard-level repair

• Compatible with Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N900

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Benefits:

• Restores charging and power functionality to dead devices

• Fixes random shutdowns and voltage instability

• Cost-effective alternative to full motherboard replacement

• Reliable and durable performance after proper installation

• Suitable for professional mobile repair technicians

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Applications:

• Dead phone / no power repair

• Charging not working or intermittent charging

• Slow charging or battery not detected

• Random shutdown or unstable power repair

• Motherboard-level power circuit restoration

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Compatible Models:

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N900

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FAQ Section:

Q1: What is the Samsung S2MPS11B2 IC for?
It manages battery charging and provides stable voltage across the motherboard.

Q2: How can I know if the IC is faulty?
If the Galaxy Note 3 won’t charge, doesn’t power on, or shuts down randomly, the IC may be defective.

Q3: Is this IC compatible with all Note 3 models?
It is compatible specifically with the Galaxy Note 3 N900.

Q4: Can I replace this IC myself?
No, professional BGA rework tools and soldering skills are required.

Q5: Will replacing this IC solve charging issues?
Yes, if the charging or power fault originates from the IC.

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