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simard's avatar
simard
Aspirant
Dec 14, 2020

Please ID these chips in my WNDR4000 router

There are 5 chips, E,C,and B say:

 

Foxconn

W401

94V-0

1109

A19

A20

A81

 

Chips A and D say:

 

Foxconn

W401

94V-0

1109

A18

A21

 

I would like to know which chips are for 2.4 Ghz and which are for 5 Ghz ?

 

Do these all transmitt and receive or are some only for recive or only for transmitt ?

 

I am guessing the A18, A19,A20,A21,A81 numbers are the frequencies that the chips can do

 

Can you tell me what freq range ( band ) each A number has ?

 

Thank You

WNDR4000 need to ID chipset

6 Replies

  • > There are 5 chips, E,C,and B say: [...]

     

       I can't (yet) see your picture.  In-line images must be approved by
    a moderator before others can see them.  The time required varies.
    Attachments have no such limitation.  Of course, attachments have their
    own one-per-message limitation.

     

    > 94V-0

     

       What are you reading?  Silk-screened labels on the PCB, or markings
    on some part, or what?

     

          https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UL_94

     

    > I am guessing [...]

     

       You certainly seem to be.

    • simard's avatar
      simard
      Aspirant
      I am reading each line of white printed text that is directly on the black I C chips
      The chips are made by foxconn and I cannot find any information about the chips on their website

      I need to know what frequencies each one of these chips can transmit and receive on

      A18, A19, A20, A21, A81 are the bands / frequencies that are printed

      The other numbers and letters means other things, like the 94-0
      As you have linked the wiki article about

      The 1109 must mean something
      But the information I need is the bands of each chip

      They used 2 different chips
      So 3 of 1 chip are used and then 2 of the other chip are used

      Thanks
      • antinode's avatar
        antinode
        Guru

        > The 1109 must mean something

         

           Looks to me like a date code, YYWW: Year [20]11, week 9.

         

        > I can't (yet) see your picture. [...]

         

           All still true.