Chip handling Bluetooth radio

Allows a selected range of frequencies to pass.

Rejects a selected range of frequencies.

Processes communication signals before transmission.

Provides signal isolation and drive capability.

Determines which device controls a shared bus.

Temporarily holds or strengthens bus signals.

Reduces signal reflections on a bus.

Clock signal used to synchronize bus operations.

Provides a low-impedance path for noise.

Large capacitor used to smooth power fluctuations.

Four-diode circuit for full-wave rectification.

Bipolar junction transistor.

Socket designed for BGA devices.

Semiconductor die without its final package.

Fine wire connecting semiconductor die to package.

Fan using ball bearings.

Fan designed to force air through a narrow outlet.

Legacy connector used mainly for floppy drives.

Cable dividing one connection into multiple connections.

Circuit controlling display backlight power.

Sensor measuring surrounding brightness.

Sensor measuring atmospheric pressure.

Hardware providing Bluetooth connectivity.

Integrated hardware implementing Bluetooth communication.

Antenna used for Bluetooth communication.

Storage cache protected by a backup battery.

Chip storing motherboard firmware.

ROM containing startup firmware or instructions.

Hardware managing battery operation.

Circuit estimating battery charge level.

IC protecting a battery from electrical faults.

Individual electrochemical energy-storage unit.

Assembly containing multiple battery cells.

Connector linking a battery to electronics.

Cable carrying battery power.

Temperature sensor attached to a battery.