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  • zezone
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    • Jun 2022
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    What SMD component is this?

    Guys , does anyone know what this SMD component is? It looks like a diode, but it has the white line in the middle instead of at the edges.
    I checked it with multimeter, and it was open.
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    • lotas
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      • Jan 2016
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      Re: What SMD component is this?

      TVS diode, if in doubt, you can remove it.

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        • zezone
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          • Jun 2022
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          Re: What SMD component is this?

          Originally posted by lotas
          TVS diode, if in doubt, you can remove it.
          Thanks!

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