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Is there any standard for SMD marking?
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RoGeorge:
I know nobody has the time to debug to the component level any more, but each time I have to lookup SMD markings it's like shooting in the dark. I know there are, and even have a few SMD catalogues, but unless the part is a very common jellybean, chances are I'll never find what it is.
I see here "what SMD is this?" question quite often, so what are we missing? Is there any marking standard?
How is one suppose to know what a SMD component is, and find its datasheet? How do you identify, for example, non-obvious 3-6pins parts?
thm_w:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/beginners/identifying-smd-components/
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/beginners/marking-codes-of-smd-components/
No standard.
Google: various iterations of part marking + package name
SimplyElectronics:
https://www.repaircompanion.com/smd_code_search
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