Folks,
I am trying to identify the component in the attached picture (Sorry it is a little blurry). It is from a Wideband FM Discriminator. I do not have a schematic for the circuit, but best I can tell it looks like a diode. One side has -12vdc to it the other is tied to ground. The side that has the -12vdc feeds pins 2,3,6, and 7 of an LM79L05ACM chip. In a good circuit the output on pin 1 is -10vdc give or take a few millivolts. The problem I am having with a bad one is the -12vdc is being shorted to ground. Anybody know what this is and how I can determine the part number? Thanks in advance.
I am trying to identify the component in the attached picture (Sorry it is a little blurry). It is from a Wideband FM Discriminator. I do not have a schematic for the circuit, but best I can tell it looks like a diode. One side has -12vdc to it the other is tied to ground. The side that has the -12vdc feeds pins 2,3,6, and 7 of an LM79L05ACM chip. In a good circuit the output on pin 1 is -10vdc give or take a few millivolts. The problem I am having with a bad one is the -12vdc is being shorted to ground. Anybody know what this is and how I can determine the part number? Thanks in advance.
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