Apple 338S00341-B1 Big Power IC for iPhone X/8/8 Plus
PKR 400.00
Buy Apple 338S00341-B1 big power IC for iPhone X, 8, and 8 Plus. Used for charging issues, power failure, and PMIC repair.
Overview:
The Apple 338S00341-B1 is a Big Power Power Management IC used in iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus. This IC controls charging power input, voltage regulation, and system power distribution across the logic board. Failure of this IC can cause charging problems, no power conditions, random restarts, or unstable system operation, making it critical for motherboard-level power repairs.
Key Features:
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Big Power PMIC for iPhone X, 8, and 8 Plus
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Manages charging input and system power distribution
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Provides voltage regulation for CPU and peripheral circuits
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BGA package for precision motherboard soldering
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Supports stable device startup and runtime power control
Benefits:
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Restores charging and power functionality
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Resolves no power and restart issues
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Cost-effective solution compared to full logic board replacement
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Ensures stable voltage output after repair
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Suitable for advanced board-level repair technicians
Applications:
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iPhone not charging or charging intermittently
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Device not powering on or randomly restarting
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Power rail instability during diagnostics
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Charging-related PMIC failure on logic board
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Motherboard repair after short-circuit damage
Compatible Models:
FAQ Section:
Q1: What does the Apple 338S00341-B1 IC do?
It manages charging power, voltage regulation, and system power distribution for supported iPhone models.
Q2: What symptoms indicate this IC is faulty?
Charging failure, no power, random restarts, or unstable voltage output.
Q3: Is this IC interchangeable with other Apple PMICs?
No. It is model-specific and should only be used in compatible devices.
Q4: How difficult is the replacement?
Replacement requires advanced BGA rework skills and proper board-level repair tools.
Q5: What results should be expected after replacement?
Restored charging function, stable power delivery, and normal device operation.