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Unread 03-30-2003, 01:01 PM   #2
TerraMex
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Default my 0.02 cents.

First, thats not a capacitor. (im sure of that)

http://www.finim.com/shop/en-gb/dept_1.html

This is a capacitor. Well, one type of them anyway .

Second, it looks like a power transistor , or a double schoktty diode. But i cant seem to locate any datasheet on that.

I'm betting its a double schoktty diodes, they come in those formats, they're used for Rectification / Switching / Regulation, there's usually a couple of those in each PSU.

I "broke" one once from an old PSU, and... its still dead. Even with a replacement (the best i could find, but not and equal one) it didnt work.

Edit :

Found it in ST homepage.

http://eu.st.com/stonline/books/pdf/docs/3506.pdf

Its a power rectifier, just as i suspected.
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