have been trying to work this out ..
i am thinking its a LM339PT ?
14 pin one ..zoom in to read it ..
i am thinking its a LM339PT ?
14 pin one ..zoom in to read it ..
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looks like 339
makes sense, isnt 339 a comparater? -
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its marked ezdd 339 mrc013Comment
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yes comparator .
i thought pins 1 and 2 were shorted but looking closely at the board they are supposed to connect together .
have no idea why they did that .Comment
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https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...9d61bec5c8.pdf
Are pins 4 and 6 or pins 5 and 7 tied togetherComment
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I agree with above, here is a picture of one from https://es.aliexpress.com/item/ST339...818891290.htmlAttached FilesComment
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was trying for hours to find a pic of one with same writing on to confirm its correct part ..i cant find one pictureComment
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One of the lines may be the month and year of manufacturing, or batch number, it's unlikely you'll find a picture with exactly the same writing, with all rows of text the same.
With all the resistors around the chip, it's indeed most likely a comparator, and they're probably using resistors as some basic voltage dividers before the chip compares voltage thresholds or something and turns on or off those transistors (sot-223 or whatever the 3 pin footprint is)Comment
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My Zoom R16 would not turn on. I checked for voltage rails and I found that 2 out of the 3 inductors had voltages.
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L11 had no voltage readings
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Hy guys , i have a DVR board DS-80104 REV 2.2 that was powered wrong, i have some smds on the board that are blown and i can't identify them , maybe if someone has this board somehow and we can identify the smds', i have searched online and i can't find a schematic.
The smds are SOT-23-6 , one of them i think it has the marking ADJF since i found another one on the board with this marking , but the other one it seems that it starts with AG or it looks like. I would really apreciate if someone could help me identify those IC's .
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I mistakely pluged 100v japanese retro game console to 220v outlet.
So It seems that glass fuse and varistor have been blew up.
I can identify that voltage and ampere value of glass fuse(250V LF 1.6A),but It is impossible to identify varistor type in my sega saturn PSU(YAMAHA 35M07U XR258)
Is there any way to identify varistor type in my sega saturn PSU?
Any reply would be appreciated.
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Hi guys , i hope this is the right place , i got Plasma Samsung PS-50Q91H and i need to repair Ymain LJ41-05120A , but those component are burn and i can not identify to replace those part , and the part are blue capacitor and the location are C5105 and C5106 and here i attach the part that need to identify , and one more thing , i also need to replace Zener Diode on location ZD5502 and the part are BZV55C because mine is short but i don't know the voltage because those parts are release with many type of voltage. Looking forward for your kindly reply
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