🔋 What is a Charging Card / Charging Board?
The charging card (or charging PCB board) in the Samsung S23 Plus is a small electronic component located at the bottom of the phone.
It is responsible for handling power input and related connections.
⚙️ Main Functions of the Charging Card
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Charging Port Connection:
It connects the USB Type-C port to the main motherboard and allows the phone to charge. -
Data Transfer:
It enables data transfer between the phone and a computer via a USB cable. -
Microphone Support:
The main microphone is usually located on this board and connected through it. -
Antenna / Signal Connection:
Some charging boards also include antenna connectors for better network or Wi-Fi signal. -
Vibration Motor / Speaker Connection:
It may also have connectors for the bottom loudspeaker or vibration motor.
⚠️ Reasons Why the Charging Card May Need Replacement
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Charging Port Damage:
Frequent plugging/unplugging or use of non-original cables can loosen or damage the USB-C port. -
No Charging / Slow Charging:
If the phone doesn’t charge properly even with a good cable and adapter, the charging IC or port on the board may be faulty. -
No Data Transfer:
When your PC doesn’t detect the phone via USB connection. -
Microphone Issues:
If callers can’t hear your voice and the main mic is on the charging board. -
Liquid or Dust Damage:
Moisture, corrosion, or debris inside the port can short-circuit or break the board.
💡 Summary
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Charging | Transfers power from charger to battery |
| Data Transfer | Connects phone to computer |
| Mic Support | Houses the main microphone |
| Antenna & Speaker | May connect to these parts |
| Common Failure Causes | Physical damage, corrosion, short circuit, or wear |




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