PM6350 000 Power ic

A power management IC controls how a phone's motherboard distributes voltage to the processor, memory, and charging circuit, and the PM6350 000 does exactly that job on Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G and 720G platforms. Qualcomm builds this chip around the SPMI (System Power Management Interface) bus, which lets one small IC manage multiple independent power rails instead of spreading the job across several separate regulators. You'll find it soldered close to the processor on boards from Redmi, Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, and Motorola devices that share this chipset family.On your repair bench, this IC comes into play whenever a board shows dead phone symptoms with no display, no charging light, or a hang on logo that never clears. A failing PMIC often causes boot loop issues too, where the device powers on, vibrates, then shuts down in a repeating cycle. Liquid damage is the most common trigger — corrosion under the PMIC package breaks the SPMI lines or shorts a power rail, and the board draws current without ever reaching the OS. Before you jump to reballing or replacing the chip, check the board for a short with a power supply and thermal camera, since a downstream short can mimic a bad PMIC and lead to unnecessary IC change.This is a BGA package, so you'll need a hot air rework station, a reballing kit or paste, flux, and a microscope for accurate placement. Reflow temperature and preheat matter here — SPMI-controlled PMICs sit near other sensitive components, so keep your nozzle size tight and your airflow controlled to avoid disturbing neighboring parts. After mounting, always test charging behavior and check that the board draws normal current before closing the phone, because a cold joint on any of the SPMI pins will bring the same fault right back.Compatibility runs across the Snapdragon 750G (SM7225) and SM6350 chipset family, which covers a wide spread of mid-range phones sold in Pakistan. Redmi 9 Pro and Redmi Note 9 boards use it, along with Redmi Mi 10i 5G. On the Samsung side, it shows up on Galaxy A52, A52 5G (A426), and M23 boards. Motorola G 5G, G Stylus 5G, and One 5G Ace share the same PMIC, as do Oppo A74 5G and A54 5G, and Vivo Y31S. If you're servicing a mixed workshop queue across these brands, keeping a few PM6350 000 units in stock saves you from parts delay on common charging and boot faults.This IC pairs naturally with other tools already on your bench. A good hot air station gets you clean reflow without lifting nearby components, a reballing kit keeps ball placement consistent across multiple jobs, and a decent microscope catches hairline bridges before they turn into a comeback repair. If the board also shows software marna symptoms after the hardware fix — stuck on logo, no OS response — pair your hardware repair with your flash box or UFS/eMMC programmer to reload firmware once power delivery is confirmed stable.Buy genuine PM6350 000 power IC in Pakistan from KB GSM Store for board-level repair work, backed by fast delivery and WhatsApp support for technicians and repair shops.