Hi AAC brains-trust!
I’m hoping someone might be able to help me identify an SMD inductor from a PCB. It seems to have blown out the sealant on the exterior edges so I’m guessing it’s cooked- it’s the only component on the PCB in question with any visible damage so I figure it’s a good place to start.
I looked around the internet for help and found this page which says that the number 333 could mean nano or micro Henry depending on the manufacturer...
https://how-to.fandom.com/wiki/How_to_identify_inductor_markings
I figure it’s either 3.3nf or 3.3uf with a 20% tolerance... Am I close?!
So I was wondering if anyone might know who the manufacturer is- and what the value could be?
For reference the component measures approx 6.2mm square and is from an instrument cluster in an Audi A3 made by VDO / Siemens.
Thanks in advance,
Dom.
I’m hoping someone might be able to help me identify an SMD inductor from a PCB. It seems to have blown out the sealant on the exterior edges so I’m guessing it’s cooked- it’s the only component on the PCB in question with any visible damage so I figure it’s a good place to start.
I looked around the internet for help and found this page which says that the number 333 could mean nano or micro Henry depending on the manufacturer...
https://how-to.fandom.com/wiki/How_to_identify_inductor_markings
I figure it’s either 3.3nf or 3.3uf with a 20% tolerance... Am I close?!
So I was wondering if anyone might know who the manufacturer is- and what the value could be?
For reference the component measures approx 6.2mm square and is from an instrument cluster in an Audi A3 made by VDO / Siemens.
Thanks in advance,
Dom.
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