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| fanzam:
I would like help to identify SMD components, may I ask what is the best practice without having access to the schematics. I was told that there is a book which can translate package factory code to part number however I tried and cannot find any books online. I have found websites which give examples however did not manage to find my model Code Package Part No FAJ ** ????? ???? 6BT24 SOT-23 BC817-25 Thanks in advance Mark |
| tggzzz:
Consider: * how many different SMD devices exist * how many different codes are available with that number of characters * what is the consequence of comparing 1 and 2 |
| Gyro:
Here are a couple of sites, the first one might be the "book" you are talking about... http://www.marsport.org.uk/smd/mainframe.htm http://www.s-manuals.com/smd |
| ataradov:
The small package is SOT-23-5. I have a few of those PDFs that have some parts listed, but I quite literally never found a single part that I was looking for there. So the best thing to do is identify the part function and search for something like "SOT-23-5 LDO FA", "SOT-23-5 OpAmp FA", etc. |
| SiliconWizard:
Finding SMD by marking code is always a bit hit or miss. But I think it may be this: https://smd.yooneed.one/code4641.html FAJ RP170N181B5 Ricoh SOT-23-5 Linear voltage regulator IC RP170 series: https://www.e-devices.ricoh.co.jp/en/products/power/vr_ldo/rp170/ |
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