can you tell me what is this SSOP component?marked C05

[blisca]

Hi
I would like to recognize this component
I suspect it is an open drain single inverting buffer,and i'm not shure
about the case type

anyway ,here it is

http://img70.imageshack.us/my.php?image=image028da4.jpg

please,can i have some hint?

Thanks
Diego,Italy

 

[Tony Burch]

Hi
I would like to recognize this component
I suspect it is an open drain single inverting buffer,and i'm not shure
about the case type

anyway ,here it is

http://img70.imageshack.us/my.php?image=image028da4.jpg

please,can i have some hint?

Thanks
Diego,Italy

Hi Diego,
It could be a Vishay Semiconductors GMS05C TVS Diode Array
http://www.datasheetarchive.com/preview/1492136.html
That is a 6-pin SOT-23-6L device with marking code C05

Regards,
Anthony Burch http://SuperSolderingSecrets.com

 

[N Cook]

Hi Diego,
It could be a Vishay Semiconductors GMS05C TVS Diode Array
http://www.datasheetarchive.com/preview/1492136.html
That is a 6-pin SOT-23-6L device with marking code C05

Regards,
Anthony Burch http://SuperSolderingSecrets.com

For future reference did you just put something like
"surface mount" C05 "marking code"
in a searchengine to get there?
Are there other key phrases synonymous to "marking code" for such purposes ?

 

[blisca]

For future reference did you just put something like
"surface mount" C05 "marking code"
in a searchengine to get there?
Are there other key phrases synonymous to "marking code" for such purposes ?

Thanks to Anthony and N cook

No, i didn't dare to put exactly the code i needed.I used prhases like "SMT
marking code guide" or stuff like this,with no result;
Doing as you said i have the result..
Now the question is if some ambiguty is possible or C05 means nothing else
the above

 

[msg]

blisca wrote:

No, i didn't dare to put exactly the code i needed.I used prhases like "SMT
marking code guide" or stuff like this,with no result;

In the U.S. (and I suspect elsewhere), manufacturers of integrated circuits
refer to this package identification code as a "top mark". A 'google'
search of "integrated circuit" + "top mark" will get you many hits and a lot
of data.

Regards,

Michael

 

[N Cook]

blisca wrote:



In the U.S. (and I suspect elsewhere), manufacturers of integrated circuits
refer to this package identification code as a "top mark". A 'google'
search of "integrated circuit" + "top mark" will get you many hits and a lot
of data.

Regards,

Michael

So 2 target synonym keyphrases are
"top mark"
"marking code"


From my bookmarks, a site I bookmarked years ago, that I use for such
purposes for narrowing Google searches, the NEAR AND function
http://www.staggernation.com/cgi-bin/gaps.cgi
oddly just trying it you have to place "marking code" in the first box and
C05 in the second, (in either order), 3 words, surface mount in the
additional box is redundant this time.

 

[N Cook]

So 2 target synonym keyphrases are
"top mark"
"marking code"


From my bookmarks, a site I bookmarked years ago, that I use for such
purposes for narrowing Google searches, the NEAR AND function
http://www.staggernation.com/cgi-bin/gaps.cgi
oddly just trying it you have to place "marking code" in the first box and
C05 in the second, (in either order), 3 words, surface mount in the
additional box is redundant this time.

Some other synonym phrases
"SMD type"
"standard marking"
"device identification"

 

[N Cook]

Ranking of keyphrases to hit SMT codes in conjunction with term "surface
mount" so only a crude list

"device code" 10000
"marking code" 8040
"SMD type" 5400
"top mark" 2400
"device identification" 1360
"standard marking" 375
"device identifier" 645 ( not very SMD specific)

 

[blisca]

Ranking of keyphrases to hit SMT codes in conjunction with term "surface
mount" so only a crude list

"device code" 10000
"marking code" 8040
"SMD type" 5400
"top mark" 2400
"device identification" 1360
"standard marking" 375
"device identifier" 645 ( not very SMD specific)

thank you once more
Diego