File:LM2576T Damaged die.jpg

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English: Die of LM2576T monolithic integrated circuits step−down

switching regulator (buck converter) which contains 162 active transistors (based on datasheet).

The Biggest part of die on the left side is Built-in 3 Ampere power transistor and the damaged and fried part of die is clearly visible as a small black in power transistor section.
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