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8 pin SMD top mark BNOAA ?
BNOAA or BN0AA, B at start not 8, probably DC-DC converter, any knowledge?
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8 pin SMD top mark BNOAA ?
On Wed, 29 Sep 2010 16:07:30 +0100, "N_Cook"
wrote: BNOAA or BN0AA, B at start not 8, probably DC-DC converter, any knowledge? The first step in identifying the part is to identify the package. Digikey lists over a dozen 8 pin SMD packages. Even the SOIC-8 comes in a variety of widths. The next step is to Google the package, marking code and the actual marking code - like this: SOIC-8 marking code BNOAA |
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