SM5714A charging power IC for Samsung A8s, A12, A22 5G, and A52s 5G used to repair charging and power issues.

Overview

The SM5714A Charging IC is a charging and power management IC used on multiple Samsung Galaxy A-series smartphones. It controls battery charging current, input voltage regulation, and charging safety functions between the charger, battery, and system power rail. Failure of this IC commonly results in no charging, slow charging, or unstable charging, making it a critical component for charging circuit repair.

Key Features

• Charging and power management IC for Samsung smartphones

• Controls battery charging current and voltage regulation

• Manages safe power flow from charger to battery

• Integrated charging protection and control logic

• BGA package for compact motherboard design

• Designed for high-efficiency charging circuits

• Original, new, and tested IC

Benefits

• Restores stable and normal charging operation

• Fixes no charging and slow charging issues

• Improves charging reliability after IC failure

• Reliable original replacement for long-term repair

• Essential component for professional motherboard repair

Applications

• Phone not charging

• Slow or unstable charging

• Charging disconnects intermittently

• No power intake with good charging port

• Charging failure after liquid or surge damage

• Overheating near charging circuit area

Compatible Models (if applicable)

• Samsung Galaxy A8s G8870 / G887F

• Samsung Galaxy A12 A125 / A125F

• Samsung Galaxy A22 5G A226B

• Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G A528B

FAQ Section

Q1: What does the SM5714A IC do?
It manages battery charging and regulates charging-related power on the motherboard.

Q2: What problems indicate a faulty SM5714A IC?
No charging, slow charging, unstable charging, or charging drop issues.

Q3: Is SM5714A model-specific?
It is used across several Samsung Galaxy A-series models with compatible charging circuits.

Q4: Is replacing the SM5714A IC difficult?
Yes. It is a BGA IC and requires professional hot-air microsoldering.

Q5: What is the expected repair outcome after replacement?
Successful replacement restores normal, stable charging performance.