Identifying components : Diode Zener

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Dedi

Joined Jun 7, 2014
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Hello All,

I had the same problem as the previous thread.
Can u help me, what is type number of this diode zener with marking " MMM. "?
see the image attachment

thanks.
 

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Dedi

Joined Jun 7, 2014
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it is part of a series of communication and connect with MCP2551 IC.
(-)Zener to pin5 and 6 of the MCP2551.
 

Papabravo

Joined Feb 24, 2006
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What are they doing with a zener in those positions of a CAN transceiver!!??

Pin 6 is CANL, it should be connected to nothing but the bus.
Pin 7 is CANH, it should be connected to nothing but the bus.

A terminator if it exists should be on the cable and not on the PCB of ANY node.
Especially bad is a terminator on the PCB with a JUMPER.

The unit will work just fine without them.
 

#12

Joined Nov 30, 2010
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The only search results I got were, "24V bilateral MOV".
I think that would fit in your position from CANH to CANL but I have no background in that area.
Refer to Papabravo for better information than I can provide.
 

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Dedi

Joined Jun 7, 2014
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thanks for your time.

I just saw on the same circuit, may be just the previous model.. MCP2551 connected with a zener diode SOT-23 with marking "EL15" = ESDA14V2L, and it's for ESD Protection.

I wonder,the zener diode breaks down all on the PCB.
I read the datasheet "High ESD protection level : up to 25 kV"

you have a recommendation for replacement parts?
 
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djsfantasi

Joined Apr 11, 2010
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CORRECT: .......... (-)Zener to pin 6 and 7 of the MCP2551.
Have you noticed that there is an "Edit" button on your threads? You can make corrections in the original post. Its usual to make a note at the end, stating why you made an edit.

thanks for your time.

I just saw on the same circuit, may be just the previous model.. MCP2551 connected with a zener diode SOT-23 with marking "EL15" = ESDA14V2L, and it's for ESD Protection.

I wonder,the zener diode breaks down all on the PCB.
Does the PCB have a symbol printed on it? Can you provide a picture? Does it look like this:

Varistor_symbol_1.png Then it is a varistor, not a zener diode.
 

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Dedi

Joined Jun 7, 2014
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Have you noticed that there is an "Edit" button on your threads? You can make corrections in the original post. Its usual to make a note at the end, stating why you made an edit.



Does the PCB have a symbol printed on it? Can you provide a picture? Does it look like this:

View attachment 83313 Then it is a varistor, not a zener diode.
no,just"DZ.."
 
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