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Alternative for WBSAB Voltage Regulator on USB Wi-Fi Smart Switch Board?

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  • #1 21563053
    150219v8
    Level 2  
    Maybe a new device here.
    It's a USB Wi-Fi smart switch.

    Unfortunately, I accidentally destroyed the voltage regulator on the board, but the sub-module with the microprocessor and Wi-Fi still worked.
    This way, I was able to salvage the original firmware and the port configuration I had read.
    I was also able to successfully flash new firmware.
    Please see the port configuration in the image.

    The designation on the voltage regulator is WBSAB, which appears to be an internal designation.
    If anyone has any suggestions for an alternative voltage regulator, please let me know.
    Instruction manual for a Wi-Fi USB/Type-C switch module with technical specifications and connection diagrams.
    Screenshot with device configuration showing pin assignments and BK7231N module indication.
    The image shows a Wi-Fi USB switch module set with user manual, switch module, and packaging labeled WF-USB Adaptor.
    Wi-Fi USB switch module with DC input/output and a button on the casing.
    Wi-Fi USB switch module in a white case, partially disassembled, showing USB ports and the device's interior.
    Four close-ups of different circuit boards with visible electronic components and technical markings.
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  • #2 21563058
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    Thx, but can you attach also a JSON template of the device? It's easier to copy JSON...
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
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