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When it comes to marking query screen printing for electronic components, specific models can be identified based on the information provided above the components. Generally, electronic components have their own screen printing, such as chip resistors. For example, a chip resistor may have the screen printing "102" to represent a 1K resistor with a 5% accuracy. On the other hand, "1001" may also indicate a 1K resistor, but with a 1% accuracy. The markings "102" and "1001" correspond to the values of 1K ± 5% and 1K ± 1%, respectively.
In most cases, approximately 95% of the
components have their own screen printing. These markings can vary based on
different standards (such as GB), manufacturers, and component types. Examples
of components with screen printing include plug-in resistors, chip resistors,
electrolytic capacitors, tantalum capacitors, safety capacitors, and polyester
capacitors. By observing the markings on these components, one can determine
the type of component and its value. For integrated circuits (ICs), the
factory's screen printing provides information such as the company's logo,
model number, and batch number. The information about a particular IC can be
found on the official website of the manufacturer, such as NXP for the LPC2119
chip. Similarly, for chips like the ST7282, which is manufactured by ST, the
manufacturer's identity is easily recognizable.
Code
Device
Manufacturer
Base
Package
12A
MMBD1502A
Nat
K
SOT23
12A
PZM12NB2A
Phi
A
SOT346
12E
ZC2812E
Zet
D
SOT23
12V
PZM12NB
Phi
C
SOT346
12Y
BZV49-C12
Phi
O
SOT89
13
DTA143EUA
Rho
N
SC70
13
DTA143EKA
Rho
N
SC59
13
DTA143ECA
Rho
N
SOT23
13t
BC846BPN
Phi
N
SOT363
13s
BAS125
Sie
C
SOT23
13s
BAS125W
Sie
C
SOT323
13
MA4CS103A
M/A
C
SOT23
13
MUN5313DW1
Mot
DP
SOT363
13A
MMBD1503A
Nat
D
SOT23
13A
PZM13NB2A
Phi
A
SOT346
13E
ZC2813E
Zet
A
SOT23
13V
PZM13NB
Phi
C
SOT346
13Y
BZV49-C13
Phi
O
SOT89
14s
BAS125-04
Sie
D
SOT23
14s
BAS125-04W
Sie
D
SOT323
When we come across the same screen
printing on different models, how do we determine the specific model? In such
cases, it is necessary to rely on physical analysis, which is typically based
on schematic analysis.
In some cases, we encounter chip components
that have no silk screen markings. There are a few reasons for this. Firstly,
manufacturers may customize components according to specific customer demands
and choose not to include silk screen markings (Marking) on the components.
Secondly, it could be due to deliberate actions by the manufacturer to polish
off the original markings in order to prevent technology leakage. Thirdly, over
a long period of use, the screen printing may naturally wear off. However, such
cases are quite rare and unlikely to occur frequently.
What should you do when faced with such a situation? Identifying the model of the chip becomes the most challenging aspect in the Marking query. This process requires a certain level of technical expertise and a stroke of luck. There are various methods for conducting the query, and depending on the type of Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA), the PCB schematic can be used as a reference. Alternatively, clues can be sought directly from the film itself. Shenzhen East Guide Technology possesses a strong advantage in this area, offering expertise in navigating and solving such challenges.
Code |
Device |
Manufacturer |
Base |
Package |
12A |
MMBD1502A |
Nat |
K |
SOT23 |
12A |
PZM12NB2A |
Phi |
A |
SOT346 |
12E |
ZC2812E |
Zet |
D |
SOT23 |
12V |
PZM12NB |
Phi |
C |
SOT346 |
12Y |
BZV49-C12 |
Phi |
O |
SOT89 |
13 |
DTA143EUA |
Rho |
N |
SC70 |
13 |
DTA143EKA |
Rho |
N |
SC59 |
13 |
DTA143ECA |
Rho |
N |
SOT23 |
13t |
BC846BPN |
Phi |
N |
SOT363 |
13s |
BAS125 |
Sie |
C |
SOT23 |
13s |
BAS125W |
Sie |
C |
SOT323 |
13 |
MA4CS103A |
M/A |
C |
SOT23 |
13 |
MUN5313DW1 |
Mot |
DP |
SOT363 |
13A |
MMBD1503A |
Nat |
D |
SOT23 |
13A |
PZM13NB2A |
Phi |
A |
SOT346 |
13E |
ZC2813E |
Zet |
A |
SOT23 |
13V |
PZM13NB |
Phi |
C |
SOT346 |
13Y |
BZV49-C13 |
Phi |
O |
SOT89 |
14s |
BAS125-04 |
Sie |
D |
SOT23 |
14s |
BAS125-04W |
Sie |
D |
SOT323 |
When we come across different models with
the same screen printing, how can we determine their specific model? The key
lies in conducting a physical analysis, typically based on the schematic
diagram.
In some cases, we may encounter chip
components on which no silk screen markings are present. Why does this occur?
There are a few reasons. Firstly, manufacturers may customize components
according to specific customer demands, and as a result, they choose not to
include silk screen markings (Marking) on those components. Secondly, it could
be a deliberate action taken by the manufacturer to polish off the original
markings in order to prevent the leakage of their proprietary technology.
Thirdly, over time, the screen printing on components may naturally wear off.
However, it's important to note that such cases are quite rare and occur
infrequently.
What should you do when faced with this
situation? Identifying the model of the chip becomes the most challenging
aspect of the Marking query. It requires a combination of technical expertise
and a bit of luck. There are various methods for conducting the query, and
depending on the type of Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA), the PCB
schematic can serve as a valuable reference. Alternatively, clues can be sought
directly from the film itself. Shenzhen East Guide Technology possesses a
relatively strong advantage in this area, providing expertise in navigating and
solving such challenges.