This means that using one chip in a device when what is actually needed is another chip can cause circuit instability, power mismatch or other undesirable effects, and may even damage the device. Therefore, when replacing or selecting a power chip, we should accurately understand the specifications and requirements of the device, and select a matching chip to ensure that the circuit works safely and stably.
According to the information provided, whether the six-pin power chips of 63 and 73 can be interchangeable depends on whether their specifications and functions are the same. If the two chips have the same pin layout, voltage requirements, and functional characteristics, then they are likely interchangeable. However, if they differ in any way, such as voltage range, power output, etc., then they may not be suitable for interchangeable use. Therefore, in order to ensure safety and normal operation, it is recommended to consult the relevant specification sheet and technical data to determine whether the two chips can be used interchangeably.
The 62 and 73 six-pin power supply chips are interchangeable. The six pins of the two power chips are arranged the same, and the output and input voltages are identical. They can be used interchangeably.