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IBOOK G4 Q54 Chip Identification Needed

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IBOOK G4 Q54 Chip Identification Needed
Hello all,

I am repairing an Apple Ibook G4 1.2ghz-256MB-30GB which does not power up. (Model Number: A1054)

I have found a burnt chip located at Q54, but I am unable to identify this part.

Thanks for your help in advance,


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