Diode ID? 1

[tjmurf]

The attached are in SMA packages. I can't find any information on the "CODES" to cross referance. Can anyone help?

 

[tjmurf]

I guess only one file at a time.

 

[MacGyverS2000]

Interesting how the second one seems to be installed backwards...

Dan - Owner

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[itsmoked]

I don't see why the first one wouldn't be a standard SS14 diode. That would probably make it an SMA; 1A, 40V, Schottky.

Keith Cress
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[itsmoked]

The second one.. Doesn't ring any bells for me.

Keith Cress
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[Comcokid]

The first one seems to be a SS14 diode made by the MIC group in China:

http://www.cnmic.com/Web/DesktopModules/HT/english/Search/Advanced.aspx

The second one - Gosh! that symbol is familiar, but I can't remember what company it's for. Is it for SGS Thompson which is now ST Microelectronics?

 

[itsmoked]

Yes! I bet that's it!

I was hung up on 'Silicon Graphics' which I knew was wrong.

Keith Cress
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[tjmurf]

If I'm not misteaken, the manufacture of the second was from General Semiconductor, now Vishay. Still no cross.
Thanks for everyones input.

 

[itsmoked]

That makes even more sense. SG.

Keith Cress
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