They are SMD diodes. One is a zener. I can identify the marking on the one on the right,T4, which I think is a IN4148, the other I can't tell if its an 82, or B2. Can anyone identify these parts? thanks
Need HELP identifying parts
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Re: Need HELP identifying parts
Hi,
I think it's an 82 and that would be a 4.3 volt zener.
Take a look at this link that identifies smd parts.
http://www.marsport.org.uk/smd/mainframe.htm
Mike
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