As you know lately schematics and parts list for the industry has severely decreased over the last 10-20 years. Most of the time I troubleshoot without them, but sometimes you do need them when crossing parts.
I find that crossing SMD components is very difficult because of the limited information printed on the component. They are difficult to read is the first problem, second being the lack of uniformity of the manufactures. Cross reference lists are incomplete and misleading.
I have a unit that appears to have 3 SOT23-3 case styles, I am assuming they are bad. The problem I can't find any thing close to the listed letters on the component.
I will list them below, the capital letters are the ones listed across the case, lower case is the ones listed sideways on the component.
PJ bf crossed to BB159
ZCA bh
NJ dd
I have a few of these boards, and all the small letters that are sideways are different on each board, so I am guessing this is a manufacture date code.
If anyone has a good site for crossing these parts it would be a great help to me.
Thanks Jim
I find that crossing SMD components is very difficult because of the limited information printed on the component. They are difficult to read is the first problem, second being the lack of uniformity of the manufactures. Cross reference lists are incomplete and misleading.
I have a unit that appears to have 3 SOT23-3 case styles, I am assuming they are bad. The problem I can't find any thing close to the listed letters on the component.
I will list them below, the capital letters are the ones listed across the case, lower case is the ones listed sideways on the component.
PJ bf crossed to BB159
ZCA bh
NJ dd
I have a few of these boards, and all the small letters that are sideways are different on each board, so I am guessing this is a manufacture date code.
If anyone has a good site for crossing these parts it would be a great help to me.
Thanks Jim
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