I'm trying to identify the SMD component (marked as D7 with an underline) on a circuit board of an ARGB LED controller. I think it is a diode or resistor, but I'm not sure about it. Please can I get some help with identifying it?
Electronic – this SMD component, marked as D7 with an underline
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Here's the marking guide for Vishay's power diode division, formerly General Semiconductor:
If your parts are General Semi diodes you should be able to figure out what they are from there, based on what kind of package they are in. (SMA, D-Pak, etc.)
It's an IRLML0060TRPbF N-channel MOSFET
Maybe, anyway.
From the International Rectifier (now Infineon) datasheet, it matches your pinout:
And the markings seem very familiar, too:
L̲E̲F̅B̅V (your markings) would make the device:
- IRLML0060 N-channel MOSFET
- Produced in 2005 / 2015 week 32
- Lot
BV - Copper-wired
- Halogen-free
- Lead-free
The only thing that isn't 100% matching up is the overline on the B̅ (first letter of the lot code), I can't find any reference to that in the datasheet.
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A resistance check could determine if it's a diode. It should exhibit a different resistance in each direction. A fuse would provide a short in both directions. "D" is very commonly used as a reference designator for diodes, but that is NOT a hard and fast rule.