Introduction
These board shots are taken using a US iPhone 16 Pro. This model lacks a physical SIM tray, but contains hardware to support 5G mmWave bands, as well as satellite communication.
Check out our iPhone 16 Pro teardown for more details.
Special thanks to our community member Chunglin Chin for contributing to this!
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STMicroelectronics ST33J eSIM/secure element
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Qualcomm PMX65-000 power management
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Cirrus Logic 338S01087 audio amplifier
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Qualcomm clock generator
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Analog Devices MAX11390A analog to digital converter
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Qualcomm SDR735-001 RF transceiver
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Qualcomm SMR546-002 IF transceiver
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Broadcom AFEM-8234 front-end module
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Skyworks SKY58440-11 front-end module
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Qorvo QM76307 front-end module
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Texas Instruments LM3567A1 LED flash driver
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Broadcom BCM59367A1 wireless charging controller
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Qualcomm QET7100-001 wideband envelope tracker
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Qorvo envelope tracker power supply
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Apple 338S00616 DC-DC converter
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Qualcomm SDX71M-000 modem
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Skyworks front-end module
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Qorvo QM76306 front-end module
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Possibly NXP Semiconductors NFC controller
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Micron MT62F1G64D4AQ-031 XT:C LPDDR5X SDRAM layered over an Apple APL1V07 / 339S01527 A18 Pro hexa-core applications processor w/ GPU & Neural Engine
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Apple APL109A / 338S01119 power management
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STMicroelectronics STPMIA3C power management
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GigaDevice GD25Q80E 1 MB serial NOR flash memory
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Kioxia K5A3RF9864 128 GB NAND flash memory
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Likely Texas Instruments SN2012027 USB type-C controller
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Likely Texas Instruments CP3200B1G0 battery charger
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Cirrus Logic 338S00967 audio codec
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Cirrus Logic 338S01087 audio amplifier
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Texas Instruments TPS65657B0 display power supply
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Likely Cirrus Logic 338S00843 power management
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Likely USI 339S01464 Bluetooth & WiFi Module
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NXP Semiconductors NFC controller
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