I've found this MOSFET-shaped component inside a Dell laptop power supply (I've lost the case so I can't tell you any details, sorry):
The problem is that I can't find any datasheet for it anywhere.
I will try and describe it in terms of the lines of text on the front:
- Line 1: C6312
- Line 2: A picture of two diodes facing each other.
- Line 3: 004
For the most part, it looks exactly like a MOSFET, metal back etc, and it is also mounted on a heat sink if that is useful.
Through some research I think I've narrowed it down to a Schottky barrier rectifier stack based on the symbol of the two diodes facing each other.
This isn't super serious or urgent, but I'm really interested to know what it is!
Best Answer
I think you are on the right track, but the 12 in the part number is a red herring, IMO. Probably a date-code.
After a bit of detective work, the most likely candidate I found was this ESAC63-004 common cathode Schottky diode array:
From what you say, it could be the rectifier of the output of the power supply, as can be seen in an image of a DELL power supply found here (emphasis on the image is mine):
EDIT
Another datasheet for the same part can be definitive (yellow highlighting is mine):
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