#Identifying a small part on a board
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I think it reads "Z 3 11", but that doesn't turn up any useful results for me
It might also be reading "2 3 11", but I'm not sure
what board is this?
X12 ELRS Pro v1.1 AIO
by happymodel
This exact one
I've looked around, I wasn't able to find any useful schematic or documentation regarding this board
I desoldered it on a sacrificial/already damaged board, it's only got two pads under it
looks to be between a GND and VCC plane, so maybe a diode or something similar
that's one of the very few things that make sense in a place and package like this
With a diode you'd expect some kind of marking at the cathode. Could be the angle of the light on the pictures, but I don't see any polarity marking?
Like that diode at the top left with 'E9' and clear cathode markings
Not sure what it is though 🤷♂️
I thought it wasn't Z311 and those two lines could be the polarity markings
Aahh, makes sense, a diode with just "Z3" marking
Could be perhaps a PDZ3.3B zener diode, 3.3V?
maybe it is this : https://www.nexperia.com/product/PESD5V0S1UL or similar
PESD5V0S1UL - Unidirectional ElectroStatic Discharge (ESD) protection diode in a SOD882 leadless ultra small Surface Mounted Device (SMD) plastic package designed to protect one signal line from the damage caused by ESD and other transients.
That diode has "G2" as marking code.. I can't find any other ESD diode with "Z3"
BZX584B3V0 also has "Z3." but with a dot apparently according to the datasheet. But a 3.3 V device makes more sense probably I'd say
If you can measure the exact dimensions, we could narrow it down according to the package.
Some other manufacturer says their BZX584B5V6 zener has the "Z3" marker.... Sigh..
Lots and lots of devices: https://www.alldatasheet.com/view_marking.jsp?Searchword=Z3
Yeah, I think "it's a diode" is currently the most promising theory
I emailed the manufacturer so far though, and found a few posts on reddit confirming that they indeed respond to requests like those
So hopefully that'll get me the exact part number
Z3 is insanely ambiguous
I also found it on another board where it seems to be in a black plastic package, and I think it's polarity lines and not 11
guys
it all makes sense now