Can somebody help me to identify a SMD component? It's etched in it's surface the number 100 and when I measure with a mulitimeter at the diode scale it conducts in both sides.
Other smd component that I have is etched LT741.
Thanks in advance,
SMD component identification
Feb 27, 2006
4 Replies
Hi Edward,
Edward schrieb:
Could it be a 10 ohm resistor?
HTH Wolfgang
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Maybe the "LT741" is a 741 Op Amp made by Linear Technology Corporation ?
Hallo!!!!!!!
When i measure it shows me 24 Ohms. So, i believe it isn't a resistor. What do you think?
Hi.
Why do you think it's not a resistor, if it's resistive and not polarity sensitive? Could it be a 100-ohm resistor in parallel with some other stuff in the circuit?
You need to give us a bit more information, like size, number of terminals, any other markings, where it is in the circuit, etc.
Is the 741 just a red herring?
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