Well you may be able to measure the output voltage, trace the circuit and go hunting through datasheets... The resistors and cap are likely the feedback network. Another clue you
could use is the operating frequency.
could use is the operating frequency.
So, I had time to test the part on a working board. It seems to me, that it is a DC DC converter. MP2359.
The connections and layout is similar to the datasheet. Only r1 and r2 are different to the output voltage. According datasheet I need for 5v output r1 49.9kohm,r2 9,53kohm. But I have r1 8 kOhm, r2 1.39 kOhm. See attached pictures. Maybe someone can assist.
The connections and layout is similar to the datasheet. Only r1 and r2 are different to the output voltage. According datasheet I need for 5v output r1 49.9kohm,r2 9,53kohm. But I have r1 8 kOhm, r2 1.39 kOhm. See attached pictures. Maybe someone can assist.
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