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  • seanc
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    • Nov 2008
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    Identify diode - LSC0665SD2

    Hi,

    Repairing a Sonos Amp - Diode D2 appears to be shorted.

    Markings are LSC0665SD2. I believe it's Liteon Semiconductor, but I can't find a datasheet or exact match for it. I've attempted to use OnSemi FFSD0665B as a replacement but the power supply doesn't work properly - secondary is a 48v PSU, it comes up to around 40v then appears to reset (nothing gone bang!).


    Closest "LSC" device I've found by name is LSC06065DW.... but the pinout is nothing like the FFSD0665B I've fitted...

    Picture attached, any help appreciated.
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    • lotas
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      • Jan 2016
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      Re: Identify diode - LSC0665SD2

      The company logo is similar to LESHAN RADIO Co. Ltd.
      https://en.lrc.cn/

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        • jiroy
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          • Jun 2016
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          Re: Identify diode - LSC0665SD2

          That's a DPAK TO-252 , Silicon Carbide Schottky Barrier Diode LSC0665SD2..If you put the full technical description , it is easy to find ..
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            • seanc
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              • Nov 2008
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              Re: Identify diode - LSC0665SD2

              Originally posted by lotas
              The company logo is similar to LESHAN RADIO Co. Ltd.
              https://en.lrc.cn/
              Thank you! I was able to find it and the specifications on there! It seems functionally equivalent to what I have used.

              Originally posted by jiroy
              That's a DPAK TO-252 , Silicon Carbide Schottky Barrier Diode LSC0665SD2..If you put the full technical description , it is easy to find ..
              Thank you, despite a lot of searching, I never came across it until Iotas linked me to the LRC website.

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