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identifying SMD surface mount transistors

acdc90
acdc90 over 1 year ago

Hello is there a good web site for identifying surface mount transistors

i did find an old site www.sos.sk/pdf/sm_catalog.pdf

and diodes.com 

i  attached photo of this transistor small t 23 

measures like PNP with resister on base 

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  • Gough Lui
    Gough Lui over 1 year ago +1
    Hmm. SMD Cookbook ( https://www.sos.sk/pdf/SMD_Catalog.pdf ) thinks it's PDTA114TU. This one thinks there's a few similar candidates - http://www.smdmark.com/en-US/smd-code-T23.html It's usually quite…
  • bobthemallett
    bobthemallett over 1 year ago in reply to Gough Lui +1
    Trouble is there is no complete consensus on these markings and there are duplications so you need to consider the style of the markings and double-check with the spec. sheet of the manufacturer (usually…
  • Gough Lui
    0 Gough Lui over 1 year ago

    Hmm. SMD Cookbook (https://www.sos.sk/pdf/SMD_Catalog.pdf) thinks it's PDTA114TU.

    This one thinks there's a few similar candidates - http://www.smdmark.com/en-US/smd-code-T23.html

    It's usually quite tricky to know for 100% certainty given how little information can be etched onto the surface of such a small component.

    I normally use S-manuals - it doesn't even have it listed. https://www.s-manuals.com/smd

    - Gough

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    0 bobthemallett over 1 year ago in reply to Gough Lui

    Trouble is there is no complete consensus on these markings and there are duplications so you need to consider the style of the markings and double-check with the spec. sheet of the manufacturer (usually the last sheet before the performance graphs).

    If you can use an Atlas semiconductor tester (fun with smt!) it will identify the nature of the component IF it is still what it should be - blown FETs test as a diode junction normally.

    Then head to the web until you get consistent answers - the silk-screen legend can help after all a D102 is not likely to be a transistor (you hope) but a Q102 or TR102 will!

    Certainly looks to be a PDTA123JT as anniel747 suggests.

    image
    All Transistors
    https://alltransistors.com › smd-search
    That's where I found it! Bob
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  • acdc90
    0 acdc90 over 1 year ago

    once i have  a known part then i use 

    https://www.oemstrade.com/search

    that saves time 

    this transistor is out of Zeck Gross-funk remote control cable winch 

    that is used on the high voltage pylons 

    and i have since found 2 more dead transistors that this one supplies 

    i don't know what caused this to fail

    of course all the manufactures would do is sell you another box $000 + fright

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  • acdc90
    0 acdc90 over 1 year ago

    I HAVE  ordered that and some others from element 14 

    now a new part  search

    SOT23  hall effect sensor with numbers 106 on it, no other letters 

    the out put has an external pull up to 5v resister 

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