Mystery relic Microchip SOT style chip identify please? Looked everywhere

• Mystery relic Microchip SOT style chip identify please? Looked everywhere
  Posted by TnF on 25 Apr, 2024 01:20
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  I've looked everywhere, the package is same "length" as SOT-89 (4.5mm) but width is larger ~3-3.1mm, and has only 3-pins similar to SOT-23 instead of SOT-89 3+tab.
  
  2nd pin (middle) is directly connected to ground.
  3rd pin (right one) 1V forward voltage drop to ground and 0.5V in reverse. Looks like it's directly connected to +5V from a regulator.
  1st pin (left one) no forward voltage drop across but it's connected in circuit, 0.5V in reverse. Reads +5V in operation and goes to MCU reset pin.
  
  
  The whole board is made in Japan in the 90-00's and uses almost exclusively Japanese branded components. Weirdly this one is branded Microchip. I've even went into checking Microchip's acquisitions thinking it might be a rebranded component.
  
  Came across these but haven't yet checked all variations, the package and brands differ but it could be a copied design.
  
  Any ideas? Thank you
  
  edit: Added pin 1 connection
  edit2: MCU Reset pin description:
  
  
• #1 Reply
  Posted by amyk on 25 Apr, 2024 04:25
• Not Microchip, but Mitsumi.
  
  PST600DM in MMP-3A package.
• #2 Reply
  Posted by TnF on 25 Apr, 2024 06:16
• Quote from: amyk on 25 Apr, 2024 04:25

  Not Microchip, but Mitsumi.
  
  PST600DM in MMP-3A package.
  

  
  Thanks a lot! You are godsend ;p
  I saw this brand while looking, searched for the logo too but didn't do a good job it seems;p To be fair they look identical 
  I wonder though, where/how did you actually find it?
  
• #3 Reply
  Posted by pcprogrammer on 25 Apr, 2024 06:28
• I tried to look at the by amyk linked pdf file but my system warns for a potential risk, so here is a link to a safer source for this datasheet: https://www.digchip.com/datasheets/parts/datasheet/304/PST600-pdf.php
• #4 Reply
  Posted by TnF on 25 Apr, 2024 13:32
• Quote from: pcprogrammer on 25 Apr, 2024 06:28

  I tried to look at the by amyk linked pdf file but my system warns for a potential risk, so here is a link to a safer source for this datasheet: https://www.digchip.com/datasheets/parts/datasheet/304/PST600-pdf.php
  

  
  Warning is because it's http instead of https link. Just stupid chrome things. Are you worried of a man-in-the-middle attack on a random datasheet?   
• #5 Reply
  Posted by pcprogrammer on 25 Apr, 2024 13:37
• Quote from: TnF on 25 Apr, 2024 13:32

  Quote from: pcprogrammer on 25 Apr, 2024 06:28

  I tried to look at the by amyk linked pdf file but my system warns for a potential risk, so here is a link to a safer source for this datasheet: https://www.digchip.com/datasheets/parts/datasheet/304/PST600-pdf.php
  

  
  Warning is because it's http instead of https link. Just stupid chrome things. Are you worried of a man-in-the-middle attack on a random datasheet?   
  

  
  Firefox just refused to download the PDF, so I searched for another one. 
  
  But nowadays you never know what the hacking idiots do out there, so better safe then sorry.