wow I also did not expect that amount of circuits, just my assumption: it is also needed for the new Antispark detection which is needed for USB PD EPR. Because with 28V if you suddenly unplugs the cable, there could be sparks which are burning the contacts
I've been looking forward to this video for a while! I was expecting some complexity but didn't expect to see so much active circuitry at both ends of the cable.
Out of curiosity, since someone brought it up regarding the charger itself having more RAM than the first apollo mission: 🤔 How much RAM and ROM do you think the chip in the USB-C end and the Mag-Safe end of this cable have? Tried to google for the chips from your video images but didn’t have much luck. Thank you! Greetings from Berlin
I read somewhere that it was somehting like 32kb. Apollo had something like 2kb of erasable memory, and 32kb of Rom. Tho note that these are both magnetic core memory.
I wish that future Macbook Pro 16 inches could use USB C 140 charging, with a compatible 140w (28v 5a) USB C Charger, and a 48V 5A (240W) rated USB C cable (which they exist now thanks UGreen)
Says 1080p50fps but the video looks like it was rendered at a lower frame rate. Edit: so some of the clips are 50fps, some are not. I hate that it’s not consistent.
Could you please give a suggestion for magsafe 2 to USB C cable or adapter? Searched everywhere on google, no clear answer and lot of people are looking for a solution. Some of the cables work but only intermittently. Thank you in advance
Hi, hopefully you can see my message. My dog has bitten the cable into pieces and I would like to seek your advice whether the cable is repairable and should I solder all 10 wires or only the 5 thick wires to restore the charging function.
Blimey. I felt queasy when you started cutting into a £49 cable! But it's useful to know what goes into a cable like this. It goes some (ok, a little) way to explain the extortionate price tag. Thanks!
Man, I was hoping I could take a MagSafe 3 cable, take the USB-C end, cut it and solder it to the inside of an Apple 27" Thunderbolt Display for power. I just got a 16" MBP M1 Pro, and i'm using a MagSafe 1/2 to USB-C adapter. It works fine, but only provides 45 watts of charging power, do definitely no fast charging. The MBP sips power so it's fine as is, but it does take up one of the USB-C/Thunderbolt ports, I'd much rather use MagSafe, even if the Thunderbolt Display can only provide 85 watts, which is better than 45 watts on my current solution.
@@jimtran93 yep, this is pal legacy But some cameras can work in both modes or can switch 50/60 modes in lower resolution (Like 4k only 25/50fps, but can 60hz in FullHD) I just ask about 60fps if you have technical possibility for this (really it doesn't matter for some disassembly video, even 30fps is fine)
@ChargerLAB do you know if the 1-Wire protocol is used in the Magsafe 3 connector (as it was in Magsafe 1/2) for reading charger data and controlling the LED in the Magsafe plug?
Please make a video on Apple type-c to c cable.. I also want to know how much watt it can support if I want to charge my macbook pro with that and is it a 5Amp cable. Thankyou.
Am I correct in thinking that the 3rd prong of the plug that plugs into the wall (the earth plug), connects to the metal shield through the cable, and then to the MBP body? I keep hearing that if you have only a 2 prong plug, then a voltage flows through the body, which can be felt as a strong tingle in your hands, but if you have a 3 prong plug, this is gone? If so, can someone explain why the hell the body even needs to be earthed? Why is the charge even flowing through the body in the first place? Is it due to the track pad?
Nice ! Hope the cable is more durable than previous generations!! My last one work not well, it cause charging problems with power adapter. I then had to buy a new Ubs C-C type cable + new adapter. Apple just just do warranty on laptop mainly, they not really care about warranty of charger and cable even I bought Apple care . 😒 unfair for me !!
My cable has got very dirty(expected as it was silver/white ) and has ink stains on it. Can I wash it with soap water? Pls guys help me out . Much appreciated.
The cable which comes with ipad pro(M1/M2) have no model information on it. A serial number is present but shows invalid on apple's site. No model nuuber is present. I was able to check that it can provide 65W to my macbook pro 14 with Samsung 65W trio charger, but I don't have any higher wattage charger to check further. Can you guys do a teardown of that cable?? Thankyou in advance
My guess is the single GND wire is to prevent potential ground loops and have a single common ground path. For the 4 positive wires, it looks like the MagSafe connector has 2 pins for V+, and it looks like the two pairs of positive wires comes in a twisted pair for EMI rejection- so it might make sense to have a single twisted pair of cables per V+ connection, so 4 wires total. I haven't done any electrical engineering work in a while so this is just my armchair speculation.
The two large shields that are wound around the outside of the inner conductors will be grounded at both ends as well, and so will act as additional "0V" conductors. Given those shields seem to contain many more strands than the inner red conductors, I'd imagine the positive and negative conductors are fairly well balanced (as you would expect it to be).
@@choilive You don't get any EMI rejection from a twisted pair of cables that aren't differential, so you'd need to have a twisted V+ and V- pair for there to be any EMI rejection benefits. Given all of the ground conductors would be grounded to a single node at either end, there isn't any potential for a ground loop due to having multiple ground conductors in the cable. A ground loop occurs when you have ground conductors terminated at different ground potentials, which can cause small current loops to flow. Because they're all connected to the same ground potential, there isn't any possibility for any loop current to flow.
Apple is doing a great job always! But a moment to appreciate this channel and people putting so much effort to do all this reverse engineering, Well done great job!! 👍👍❤️
share it with my friends? 5:10 which friends?? I got nothing, nothing you hear..!!...why are you doing that to me... it hurts.. stop it.. mehh newermind..though there is a pigeon that sometimes sits in a tree not far from my window... I will take my tablet and play your video while Im pointing it in that direction... If I see any affection from the pigeon' while playing your video.. I will definately be rapping it back to you.. // goddam..no dice.
Why does apple have to always be so difficult. What do they not get about rules that all companies must go to a common charger port which would be type c. 🤦♂️
Appreciate your tear down, and that’s you are speaking in English however please get some lessons on pronunciation. For example shielding, indicator, wound, negative, shield, capacitors. Cheers.
love how apple always uses fancy black substrate even in the least expected places.
wow I also did not expect that amount of circuits, just my assumption: it is also needed for the new Antispark detection which is needed for USB PD EPR. Because with 28V if you suddenly unplugs the cable, there could be sparks which are burning the contacts
Obviously no because default voltage is 5v if connected to the MacBook the charger and device negotiate to 28v with special pd protocol
I've been looking forward to this video for a while! I was expecting some complexity but didn't expect to see so much active circuitry at both ends of the cable.
my jaw litterly dropped when you cut the cable in half... lol i wasnt expecting that
Didn't know cables can be this complex... Good work bro...👍🏻
Lol....
No reinforcement at either joints
Apple : Evil laughter
it looks like there may have been some reinforcement beneath the cloth braid
Sorry, whats that?
@@sagunmdr Apple cables notoriously break at joints . Deliberate design to make you buy again and again
Out of curiosity, since someone brought it up regarding the charger itself having more RAM than the first apollo mission: 🤔 How much RAM and ROM do you think the chip in the USB-C end and the Mag-Safe end of this cable have? Tried to google for the chips from your video images but didn’t have much luck. Thank you! Greetings from Berlin
they dont ig, they dont store anything, the input and output is processed via logic gates
@@oksowhat ok got it thank you!
I read somewhere that it was somehting like 32kb. Apollo had something like 2kb of erasable memory, and 32kb of Rom. Tho note that these are both magnetic core memory.
Damn nice video. Why aren't there more subscribers ? Hope RUclips algorithm blesses u.
I wish that future Macbook Pro 16 inches could use USB C 140 charging, with a compatible 140w (28v 5a) USB C Charger, and a 48V 5A (240W) rated USB C cable (which they exist now thanks UGreen)
totally agree
Thank you for chapters
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Thank you for 50FPS
Charging cables are so complex? Wow. This channel never ceases to surprise me.
Thanks for the most informative description and real tear down
Love apple or hate it. But we have to accept they make most finest products. Who knew someday we will have circuit in power cable! 😂
Now that's a quick & easy teardown...
Says 1080p50fps but the video looks like it was rendered at a lower frame rate.
Edit: so some of the clips are 50fps, some are not. I hate that it’s not consistent.
Awesome Engineering
Is it safe to use third party MagSafe 3 cables? Or would it cause over voltage and destroy m1/m2 MacBooks?
Well! That should slow down the cable clone market for a…. What? Already available in colors? Oh.
Love the content. Hope you grow to a million in the coming months and diversify to more detailed explanations.
Thank you for your wishes.
Could you please give a suggestion for magsafe 2 to USB C cable or adapter? Searched everywhere on google, no clear answer and lot of people are looking for a solution. Some of the cables work but only intermittently. Thank you in advance
Hey count me in, as a new subscriber. ✌️
More chip inside one wire
Quality of your knowledge is tremendously eye opening, thanks for your time 🔥
I like this channel
Hi, hopefully you can see my message. My dog has bitten the cable into pieces and I would like to seek your advice whether the cable is repairable and should I solder all 10 wires or only the 5 thick wires to restore the charging function.
Blimey. I felt queasy when you started cutting into a £49 cable! But it's useful to know what goes into a cable like this. It goes some (ok, a little) way to explain the extortionate price tag. Thanks!
Man, I was hoping I could take a MagSafe 3 cable, take the USB-C end, cut it and solder it to the inside of an Apple 27" Thunderbolt Display for power.
I just got a 16" MBP M1 Pro, and i'm using a MagSafe 1/2 to USB-C adapter. It works fine, but only provides 45 watts of charging power, do definitely no fast charging. The MBP sips power so it's fine as is, but it does take up one of the USB-C/Thunderbolt ports, I'd much rather use MagSafe, even if the Thunderbolt Display can only provide 85 watts, which is better than 45 watts on my current solution.
great video, much appreciated.
My magsafe 3 cable got separated from the middle. Is there any way I can make it work again
It’s nice that they don’t fill the whole thing with glue
Thanks for a chapters and for a 50fps (can it be 60fps next time please, most devices have 60hz screens)
Many international cameras shoot at 50fps instead of 60fps. ruclips.net/video/gZAAXDTrFUo/видео.html
@@jimtran93 yep, this is pal legacy
But some cameras can work in both modes or can switch 50/60 modes in lower resolution (Like 4k only 25/50fps, but can 60hz in FullHD)
I just ask about 60fps if you have technical possibility for this (really it doesn't matter for some disassembly video, even 30fps is fine)
@ChargerLAB do you know if the 1-Wire protocol is used in the Magsafe 3 connector (as it was in Magsafe 1/2) for reading charger data and controlling the LED in the Magsafe plug?
I still don't understand why there are 4 + wires but only 1 -ve? How come it's not the same for positive and negative?
Please make a video on Apple type-c to c cable.. I also want to know how much watt it can support if I want to charge my macbook pro with that and is it a 5Amp cable.
Thankyou.
Will magsafe 3 will work with magsafe 2 MacBook Air 2017 laptop??
It won't.
Will TPE layer protect inside cords from water if spilled on cord?
Yes. But we strongly recommend you not to do this on purpose.
How do i get the Power-Z which supports PD3.1
We're developing a new tool that will support PD3.1, please stay tuned.
Thank you for this one ;)
Am I correct in thinking that the 3rd prong of the plug that plugs into the wall (the earth plug), connects to the metal shield through the cable, and then to the MBP body? I keep hearing that if you have only a 2 prong plug, then a voltage flows through the body, which can be felt as a strong tingle in your hands, but if you have a 3 prong plug, this is gone? If so, can someone explain why the hell the body even needs to be earthed? Why is the charge even flowing through the body in the first place? Is it due to the track pad?
We' re considering to add leakage current test in the future.
Nice ! Hope the cable is more durable than previous generations!! My last one work not well, it cause charging problems with power adapter. I then had to buy a new Ubs C-C type cable + new adapter. Apple just just do warranty on laptop mainly, they not really care about warranty of charger and cable even I bought Apple care . 😒 unfair for me !!
Nah fool, take better care of you things.
Anyone got more info on the communication with the laptop? Doesn't seem to be using the same OneWire protocol as MagSafe 2.
What will happen if we try to charge macbook from oneof its own usc ports ?
Connecting magsafe and same usb c output of laptop with same cable!
You can already connect multiple chargers to the older MacBook Pro via USB C. It chooses the highest power input. I expect this one will be the same.
@@gf2e i mean connect magsafe and usn c port from same laptop
@@pathanrageeb then it creates infinite energy duh
Super
My cable has got very dirty(expected as it was silver/white ) and has ink stains on it. Can I wash it with soap water? Pls guys help me out . Much appreciated.
The cable which comes with ipad pro(M1/M2) have no model information on it. A serial number is present but shows invalid on apple's site. No model nuuber is present.
I was able to check that it can provide 65W to my macbook pro 14 with Samsung 65W trio charger, but I don't have any higher wattage charger to check further.
Can you guys do a teardown of that cable??
Thankyou in advance
great video, does the cable work for older 2015 MacBook pro when changing?
It didn't. MagSafe 3 is not compatible with MagSafe 2. We'll have a video to explain this.
1:16 😱
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Why did they use four wires positive voltage and only one for 0V? Why wouldn't they want to balance out the resistance?
My guess is the single GND wire is to prevent potential ground loops and have a single common ground path. For the 4 positive wires, it looks like the MagSafe connector has 2 pins for V+, and it looks like the two pairs of positive wires comes in a twisted pair for EMI rejection- so it might make sense to have a single twisted pair of cables per V+ connection, so 4 wires total. I haven't done any electrical engineering work in a while so this is just my armchair speculation.
The two large shields that are wound around the outside of the inner conductors will be grounded at both ends as well, and so will act as additional "0V" conductors. Given those shields seem to contain many more strands than the inner red conductors, I'd imagine the positive and negative conductors are fairly well balanced (as you would expect it to be).
@@choilive You don't get any EMI rejection from a twisted pair of cables that aren't differential, so you'd need to have a twisted V+ and V- pair for there to be any EMI rejection benefits.
Given all of the ground conductors would be grounded to a single node at either end, there isn't any potential for a ground loop due to having multiple ground conductors in the cable. A ground loop occurs when you have ground conductors terminated at different ground potentials, which can cause small current loops to flow. Because they're all connected to the same ground potential, there isn't any possibility for any loop current to flow.
@@joshdau I should've paid more attention in college. Thanks for the info.
Are the silver wires for tention relief?
apple lied about fabric cable, there is tp layer inside
Is regular Apple USB-C to USB-C cable capable of 140W with this new charger?
only up to 100W, if you want more than 100W you need special certified USB C cables (Extented Power Range)
@@benwilliam1010 do the usb-c ports on the macbook pro support these higher wattages?
@@madamerosario good question, I don't know
LTT mentioned they don't. you can fast-charge, but not "ultra"-fast-charge
Nice vids. It will be better if you can share you opinion on whether the product is worth buying or maybe compare it to other product
Apple is doing a great job always!
But a moment to appreciate this channel and people putting so much effort to do all this reverse engineering,
Well done great job!! 👍👍❤️
I appreciate that!
Isn’t USB-C 24 pins?
Where is a photo of pcbs?
Is 20W adapter enough for charging?
20W is enough for phone, but definitely not enough for laptop.
Let me guess, yall want cables to be reparable too right...
share it with my friends? 5:10 which friends?? I got nothing, nothing you hear..!!...why are you doing that to me... it hurts.. stop it..
mehh newermind..though there is a pigeon that sometimes sits in a tree not far from my window... I will take my tablet and play your video while Im pointing it in that direction... If I see any affection from the pigeon' while playing your video.. I will definately be rapping it back to you..
// goddam..no dice.
Why does apple have to always be so difficult. What do they not get about rules that all companies must go to a common charger port which would be type c. 🤦♂️
The computer also has USB-C, you can choose the port you'd like.
@@ChargerLAB o ok. That i didn't know. I thought they only used magsafe on the laptops. My bad
bro buy the whole macbook instead of a cable
shield is pronounced "sheeld". wound in this context rhymes with "ground". The tear part of teardown in this context rhymes with "air".
No 😡
So finally Apple also offers reinforced cables? Great! Four years too late! That unnecessary ancient Magsafe connector is insane and crazy.
哥哥拜托你剪指甲吧
Apple love black
I mean who the hell is going to complain about why this is green I want black 😂
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Appreciate your tear down, and that’s you are speaking in English however please get some lessons on pronunciation. For example shielding, indicator, wound, negative, shield, capacitors. Cheers.
Why don't you learn how to turn on subtitles if you have such difficulties understanding spoken words? And while you're at at, learn some manners.
@@onkelmorra87 no, learn English pronunciation.
ruining a 50$ cable to just say that "it has some chips inside"
haha smart boy
Long nails, yuck, skip video