Hello,
I've been given a SCC-A10 attenuator for a class project but it appears it is not working propertly. I identified the component that died but I cannot for the life of me find its reference or nature even.
It is a 3 pins SOT component with "NDEN" written on top. The bottom left pin is unused while the top pin and the bottom right pin are linked by a mystery component.
It seems to be some kind of diode(s) with a threshold voltage of 0.6V from bottom to top and 0.55V the other way around.
Could it be parallel diodes? Or maybe some kind of weird zener? I don't think it's a transistor but I might be wrong.
I used a component tester on working component of the same kind (CR 2) but it came up as unknown.
Here's the said component
As you see it's labeled as "CR" which seems to indicate "current regulation", which would make sense considering the whole block is an overvoltage protection
Here's the "schematic" given by the datasheet :
And here is the board itself (I can provide a schematic drawn by myself if needed)
I also posted in the NI.com forumThank you for your help