It belongs to a Jumper Technologies Ezbook x3 laptop....
Note: I removed the component but since reinstalled it, but forgot to take a photo of the underside....however the second image is close to the footprint.
Note also: The DC Jack text has been added by myself to assist further

It is a tiny component (approx 2mm square)

 

Prisemi PTVSHC3N24VUP

 

@MrChips thank you so much

I have another IC its a square package approx 2mm x 2mm shiny silver top (8937S 109TX)

 

@MrChips thank you so much

I have another IC its a square package approx 2mm x 2mm shiny silver top (8937S 109TX)

It looks like it has something to do with the speaker section of the motherboard, and in fact has 2 of them close to each other

 

I have another IC its a square package approx 2mm x 2mm shiny silver top (8937S 109TX)

It looks like it has something to do with the speaker section of the motherboard, and in fact has 2 of them close to each other

Please post a photo.

 

Please post a photo.

@MrChips
As requested...

 

Broadchip BCT8937S audio amplifier.

 

Broadchip BCT8937S audio amplifier.

@MrChips thank you again. that is exactly the one I have been searching for.

Do you have something that assists you. I tried all kinds of things... including Google, but also couldn't identify the manufacturer from the logo

 

@MrChips thank you again. that is exactly the one I have been searching for.

Do you have something that assists you.

I am trying to guess... Maybe... Brain?

 

It is important to show a picture. This gives me information on the IC package and manufacturer's logo if visible. The B logo was significant in suggesting that the manufacturer's name began with B.

Also a wider view helps to show the nature of the device and possible function of the IC. Since you mentioned that there were two ICs close to the sound output, this suggested that they were for the stereo sound channel.

I simply googled audio amp 8937S.

 

It is important to show a picture. This gives me information on the IC package and manufacturer's logo if visible. The B logo was significant in suggesting that the manufacturer's name began with B.

Also a wider view helps to show the nature of the device and possible function of the IC. Since you mentioned that there were two ICs close to the sound output, this suggested that they were for the stereo sound channel.

I simply googled audio amp 8937S.

All above is noted...

One last question.. I have several links to various Manufacturer logo identification, however Broadchip was not one of them. I am wondering if I have an incomplete list now, because Broadchip is commonly used.

My question is.. do you a link or links that would be more beneficial for my logo identification please?

 

All above is noted...

One last question.. I have several links to various Manufacturer logo identification, however Broadchip was not one of them. I am wondering if I have an incomplete list now, because Broadchip is commonly used.

My question is.. do you a link or links that would be more beneficial for my logo identification please?

No. I don't have a list to recommend. New manufacturers are starting up too often to be able to keep track.

 

No. I don't have a list to recommend. New manufacturers are starting up too often to be able to keep track.

Okay that’s fine and understandable. Thanks again