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Hello,

I've got a PC motherboard that has a 3 legged device on it - presumably a transistor, FET etc .... with the markings N1D1 on it ...

Anybody got any clues what it might be ?

Thanks, Ian

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OzFlyGuy
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Or a voltage regulator, or a shunt-type regulator, or a general- purpose diode, or a temperature sensor, or ... ... ...

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zwsdotcom

Try this:-

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ian field

On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 00:05:51 +1000, "OzFlyGuy" put finger to keyboard and composed:

Is there a circuit reference on the PCB, eg Qnn, Dnn? Can you tell us what components are nearby?

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Franc Zabkar

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I've got a PC motherboard that has a 3 legged device on it - presumably a transistor, FET etc .... with the markings N1D1 on it ...

Anybody got any clues what it might be ?

Thanks, Ian

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Frank

Unfortunately enough they are all for small packages with cryptic marking.

I do have a couple of tubes with some ST Micro transistors (?) or something that I can not identify. And ST Micro itself is of no help -- they don't have their markings available from their site and 90% of their PDF datasheets don't tell you what the markings are...

My parts are in D-Pack (TO-252) and have ST logo and 3 lines of text on them:

ST(logo) CHN K922 LD338

Can anybody tell what it is?

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