Help finding company logo on this SMD.

[iRepairElectronics]

Im trying to find What company logo this is.  the part is in the power circuit area.  the unit is not powering on.
its a teradek 4k reciever in case you need to know.
I measure 145k either way across them. i suspect these could be a fuse of some sort.
the people that use these items are notorious for reversing polarity on power cables going in.


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[Twoflower]

That logo is Diodes Inc. Strangely it seems to miss the cathode marking. If I'm not mistaken this matches the marking: https://www.diodes.com/assets/Datasheets/ds19005.pdf -> SMAJ33(C)A (Page 3; look for VM)

[Nusa]

There's no cathode band because it's the bidirectional version.

[iRepairElectronics]

WOW  Excellent catch.  that looks like the bugger.

[Twoflower]

There's no cathode band because it's the bidirectional version.

Ah, thanks. That explains the missing mark. I was missing that as I just did a short check. But the Column indeed denotes the VM-Type as bidi. They should also give a hint at the marking drawing.

[LateLesley]

Just for future reference, here's a link for you to bookmark, which might come in handy to identify stuff. It's not got everything, but it has a lot.

http://www.ecadata.de/herst/myshowlogo.php?F_SPRACHE=2

[DavidAlfa]

Very nice contribution!  There're companies that seem to do it badly on purpose!
Ex. Rectron:
- Hey, let's make a diode logo, one of the most the most common semiconductors, so people search us in google like "diode logo company"