What is really annoying is some component manufacturers don't put the marking code in the datasheets. Can never understand what the darn secret is.
Yeah I feel that, Why are there no marking codes in datasheets.
I've never had so much trouble finding out parts with any device other than this, Its Zyxel NR7101 and LTE7480 routers, They both have the same POE transformer, It has a marking, Google it, it does not exist, How about another 2 mosfets I needed, google the markings, Nope, no info, I had to Dwell deep into some russian forum, Heavy use of google translate, find out where someone asked about the same component, and luckily someone had an answer. Aaand now the darn small ND mosfets.... No hits.
I did order some but i have no idea if they would work or not. BXT1000N06M and SI2308BDS. with the limited info i had alltransistors.com gave the SI2308 as an option, BXT1000N06M I got because i hope i get lucky and it would work, No science behind it.
That mosfet is right after the transformer, (should be the 48 - 12v one) Transformer itself has 5 pins on the 48v side with 4 actually connected and 5 on the other side with also 4 connected, 2 pads are connected together, One is connected to ground and one is connected to some small diode and cap. since i have the mosfet removed i checked the pads, Drain is connected to some capacitors and a diode, Gate is connected to one pad coming from the transformer and source is connected to the double pads that i thing is the 12v one because injectin 12v on those pads starts the router. No ground connection on any of the 3 mosfet pads