[INFO]BITMAIN Antminer S9 parts list(BOM).

[MinerMEDIC]

Lightfoot and Sidehack inspired me to do something beneficent, so here is what I hope will become a tidy and somewhat complete list of parts (and replacements) found on the Antminer S9. Feel free to contribute and additions, observations or corrections, I'll see that this main post is updated accordingly.

CONROLLER BOARDS
versions	part	desc	notes	replacement
.	Cyclone	Altera FPGA controller	.	none
.	ZYNQ 7010	XYLINX FPGA controller	400pin BGA	none
all	TPS6128x	TI buck converter	labeled 'IT 78X'	.
.	SIT800BI	33.33Mhz MEMS clock	label:A0FYK	.

HASH BOARDS
board revisions	part	desc	notes	replacement
all	BM1387	BITMAIN multicore SHA-256 ASIC	.	none
1.4~	uP9305W	DCDC buck controller	SOC-8	NCP1579?
S7s~1.3	LM27402	TI Buck controler	WQFN, hard to find on hand	none
1.4~	BSC0901	Infinion Power MOSFET	HI/LOW Buck converter 12v-9.4-8.4 TSDSON-8	.
all	16F1704	Microchip PIC microcontroller	hashboard management IC SOIC-20	.
all	LN1134	1.8v Voltage Regulator	labled 4VK4 SOT-23-5	MCP1802
.	PMBT2369	NPN Transistor	Labled W1J<35> SOT-23	.
S7s~1.4	RT8537	14v boost converter	3 digit label code XYZ	.
all	NCT218	I2C Thermometer	.	.
0.0~4.0	2N3904	NPN Transistor	RX driver, labled 1AW	.
4.21	74LVC1T45	Bus tranceiver	Label:CT1R, SOT23	.
.	.	.	.	.

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[MinerMEDIC]

I've been working hard on these silly hashboards. Here's something new i made in Eagle. I've been able to piece this together from measurements and a really bad image I found. That's right, it's the three BM1387s in an S9 hashboard voltage domain. I'll be working on a board layout next.(one domain, showing relationship to both neighbors).

If you're in the know and see a typo, please let me know.

[MinerMEDIC]

selected/hard to find datasheets
uP9305Ehttp://www.ubiq-semi.com/en-article-upi-473-1459
LM27402]www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm27402.pdf]

[NotFuzzyWarm]

Damn fine work so far! +1 Merit for ya.
AFAIK this is the first information on the s9 circuitry released to the Wild. Got access to an x-ray machine to get a look at the hashboard inner traces?