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Advanced Mobile Chip Level Training (AMCLT)

Advanced chip-level training. Learn motherboard tracing, IC replacement, BGA reballing, and micro-soldering.

Duration

3 Months

Eligibility

12th Pass / Card Level Knowledge

Fees

₹35,000

Course Curriculum

A structured learning path to take you from zero to job-ready.

Module 1

Advanced Laptop Motherboard Architecture: Understanding block diagrams of Intel and AMD boards.
Power Distribution Network (PDN): Deep dive into 19V, 5V, 3.3V, 1.8V, 1.05V, and VCORE lines.
Reading Schematics & Boardviews: Using ZXW, BoardViewer, and PDF schematics for circuit tracing.
Component Identification: Locating Buck Converters, LDOs, MOSFETs, and PWM controllers.
Multimeter & Oscilloscope Mastery: Measuring PWM signals, clock crystals, and reset signals.
Identifying short circuits accurately using Voltage Injection and Thermal Imaging.

Module 2

Professional Soldering Techniques: Working with micro-SMD components without burning the board.
BGA Reballing Process: Creating perfect solder balls for CPU, PCH, and GPU chips.
Using BGA Rework Station: Setting temperature profiles for safe chip extraction and placement.
Double-Decker CPU techniques: Separating and rejoining stacked components.
Pad Restoration: Fixing broken copper pads and running micro-jumpers under a microscope.
Connector Replacement: Safe removal of FPC connectors, LVDS ports, and DC jacks.

Module 3

Step-by-step Dead Board Troubleshooting: Where to check when the laptop refuses to power on.
Standby Circuit Analysis: Tracing the 3V/5V always-on circuit and Super I/O (EC/KBC) requirements.
BIOS Programming & Editing: Extracting, editing, and flashing BIOS dumps using RT809F/SVOD.
Intel ME Region Cleaning: Fixing delayed display, fan full speed, and auto-shutdown post-repair.
Diagnosing 'No Display' issues: Differentiating between RAM, BIOS, PCH, and GPU faults.
Bypassing Discrete GPU (UMA Conversion): Converting faulty graphic boards to integrated graphics.

Module 4

Charging Circuit Faults: Diagnosing battery not charging, adapter not recognized, and ISL/BQ chips.
Audio & Network Circuit: Tracing dead speakers, mic issues, and missing Wi-Fi/LAN hardware.
MacBook Logic Board Introduction: Understanding Apple's power sequence (PPBUS_G3H, PP3V3_G3H).
CD3215/CD3217 USB-C Diagnostics: Fixing 5V to 20V switching issues on modern MacBooks.
T2 and M-series Basics: Introduction to Apple Silicon and security chip constraints.
Final Assessment: Successfully repairing a complex dead motherboard from scratch.

Upon successfully completing this course, you will be prepared for the following roles in top IT companies:

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