TS VWTTS IC chip for PlayStation 5 DualSense controller
TS / VWTTS is an integrated circuit used on the motherboard of the Sony PlayStation 5 DualSense controller. The product is intended as a replacement part for professional repairs of PS5 controller electronics.
The chip can be used during the repair of a controller in which diagnostics have shown damage to the component marked TS. Due to the mounting method, replacement requires appropriate soldering equipment and experience in SMD electronics repair.
Key product features
- Chip designation: TS / VWTTS
- Component type: IC integrated circuit
- Application: DualSense controller motherboard
- Compatibility: Sony PlayStation 5 PS5 controllers
- Mounting: SMD surface mount
- Purpose: professional electronics repair
TS chip for PS5 controller repair
DualSense controllers for PlayStation 5 use many specialized integrated circuits responsible for the proper operation of the device's electronics. Damage to one of them can lead to improper operation of the controller or a complete loss of its functionality.
The chip marked with the symbol TS is intended to replace a damaged component located on a compatible controller PCB.
Before purchasing, check the chip designation
DualSense controllers come in many hardware revisions, so before purchasing, carefully check the designation of the component located on the motherboard being repaired.
We recommend selecting the part based on the designation of the original chip and the revision of the controller PCB, and not solely on the appearance of the component.
Product for electronics service centers
Replacing an integrated circuit requires precise soldering and proper board diagnostics. The product is intended primarily for:
- console and controller service centers,
- electronics technicians,
- professional SMD repair stations,
- people with experience in PCB repair.
Note: before replacing the chip, diagnostics of the controller should be carried out and it should be confirmed that this component is the cause of the fault. The mere occurrence of certain symptoms does not determine that the TS chip is damaged.