Infrared emitting diodes can also act as infrared detectors
http://youtu.be/1dDeCCD2828
I discovered this when I was identifying infrared emitters from infrared detectors.
I discovered this when I was identifying infrared emitters from infrared detectors.
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Re: Infrared emitting diodes can also act as infrared detectors
I have one soldered to a BNC connector that I plug into my DSO for testing remotes or for decoding IR codes.
Putting a 47k and a small cap across it improves the wave shape.Last edited by rievax_60; 01-01-2014, 09:16 PM. -
Re: Infrared emitting diodes can also act as infrared detectors
Works for visible light LED's as well ( except white as these have a phosphor coat so they are actually blue or UV leds so only respond to blue or UV light poorly) and you can see how the colour needs to be a shorter wavelength, else you get no output no matter how bright the illumination.Comment
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Dear members,
I have a linear variable power supply with unknown brand name that I used for voltage injection.
Then it failed. I discovered that its transistors (Q1 and Q2) are shorted.
In addition, I discovered that its zener diodes are defective.
I can replace the burned transistors.
But I do not know the model of the zener diodes. the model number is not marked on the zener diodes.
Therefore, I cannot replace the zener diodes.
I do not want to test the zener diodes in a test circuit to discover their model or value.
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- g´day! I have a samsung 22" tv monitor to fix. power supply model bn44-00505A. some stuff blown up on the primary, according to research something typical on this model. secondary seems ok. writings on the board say in outputs a5v (standby), b5v (switched) both on the lower 3 diodes on the picture, vamp and b13v (12.8v, both are the linked at the connector that goes to the main board) my question is, are both the upper diodes for 13v? I believe so but wanted to make sure before injecting voltage there to test. I injected 5v on the lower side and standby circuit is working fine
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12-18-2023, 05:45 AM - g´day! I have a samsung 22" tv monitor to fix. power supply model bn44-00505A. some stuff blown up on the primary, according to research something typical on this model. secondary seems ok. writings on the board say in outputs a5v (standby), b5v (switched) both on the lower 3 diodes on the picture, vamp and b13v (12.8v, both are the linked at the connector that goes to the main board) my question is, are both the upper diodes for 13v? I believe so but wanted to make sure before injecting voltage there to test. I injected 5v on the lower side and standby circuit is working fine
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Hi folks. As the title says, I was doing a port replacement on a Lenovo Thinkpad T480s and in the process of post-solder cleaning, I somehow knocked off 2 or 3 diodes (i think they are diodes) near the main usb-c. I can't seem to find what kind of a diode is that. I know it's ultra tiny and just has a letter "G" on it. Would someone maybe have a proper schematic for the t480s model? I can only find the non-s one and it's quite different to the "s". Would love to figure out what component that is.
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Hey guys, i have a sony home theater power supply thats a few smd zener diodes blown but its so hard to get them. any recommendation for me to use normal zener diodes?
1. UDZSTE-1710B (9.99V 5mA) (SC-90, SOD-323F)
2. UDZSTE-1724B (24V 200mW) (SC-90, SOD-323F)
3. UDZSTE-175.1B (5.1 V 200 mW) (SC-90, SOD-323F)
These are the diodes. If i use normal zener diodes, it will work right? Question is, can i get these values on normal zener diodes?
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I have a Samsung QE55Q65B with a seemingly common problem: it turn off and back on after a few seconds, (sometimes more, and in rare instances works for hours). D001 on the left side of the panel is very hot. I may be able to remove it with a very fine iron, but i don't have the equipment to re-solder such small parts.
Is there a risk to run the tv without this diodes diodes? And is it worth to pay someone else to replace it. I read many people who ended up with bad lines after trying to remove/replace them, , or the panel failing in another way, so i want to weight...
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