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Identifying SMT transistor "43" SOT-23
Can anyone identify (what I believe is) a surface mount transistor
labelled as "43" ? It looks like a SOT-23 package. Possibly PNP looking at the circuit. This appears to be switching the gate voltage on a triac (switching 240V mains). The transistor itself is driven straight from a microcontroller with no limiting resistor ??? My searches match only a Schottky diode barrier - which seems unlikely. Thanks, Mark. |
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Should be a DTC143XK
"Mark Street" wrote in message ... Can anyone identify (what I believe is) a surface mount transistor labelled as "43" ? It looks like a SOT-23 package. Possibly PNP looking at the circuit. This appears to be switching the gate voltage on a triac (switching 240V mains). The transistor itself is driven straight from a microcontroller with no limiting resistor ??? My searches match only a Schottky diode barrier - which seems unlikely. Thanks, Mark. |
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tlw wrote:
Should be a DTC143XK Thanks for that. The pinout for the DTC143XK seems consistent with the circuit. Mark. |
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