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11-26-2016, 13:51 | #1 (permalink) |
Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Italy
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Member: 2138424 Status: Offline Sonork: 1669910 Thanks Meter: 6 | Huawei G7 1st mic not work i try to change the module but i have some problem. I checked the correct operation of the microphone detached from the pcb with an oscilloscope and it works properly. The mic should be like that of the i9300. From my research the pinout should be: 1 VDD = 2.8V 2-3 GND 4 Vout On the board less mic between vout and ground I measure 6.4 ohms I do not think it is correct. While I make a voice recording, I try to measure vdd and a few mV. If i touch Vout recording you hear a noise, so I think the line works. It seems that the problem is power. If this model works like a samsung galaxy there should be an LDO regulator upstream of the microphone but can not find in this model. Anyone know anything? Thanks |
11-28-2016, 19:54 | #3 (permalink) |
Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Italy
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Member: 2138424 Status: Offline Sonork: 1669910 Thanks Meter: 6 | I made other trials, I fed the microphone outside and injected the output of the plate and working properly. So, the problem is the power supply line. Someone has the schematics or knows where it comes from that line? it is difficult to follow because it has a few ohms to ground. |
11-29-2016, 19:09 | #5 (permalink) |
Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Italy
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Member: 2138424 Status: Offline Sonork: 1669910 Thanks Meter: 6 | i solved ! without schematics is impossible understand the damaged component. I found 2.8v in other part of the board and i made a jumper. See the photo. |
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