Identifying equivalent for surface mount diode from photo

[Narna Peel]

Hi
Please would someone advise me on an axial replacement for the surface mount diode shown in this photo.
Also would you confirm that the resistors shown in the photo can be replaced with an axial 470 ohm resistors.
Thank you
Narna

 

[davenn]

Also would you confirm that the resistors shown in the photo can be replaced with an axial 470 ohm resistors.

The resistors are 47 Ω NOT 470 Ω
470Ω = 471

 

[kellys_eye]

The diode can be replaced with a standard 1N4004 and any axial resistor will replace the fixed values SMD device (check the wattage - can't make out what size package those resistors are but the equivalent may be 1/4 watt or 1/2 watt...)

 

[73's de Edd]

The rest of the applicable circuit design of the board is not shown and can not be seen . . .BUT . . . .ES1G's are Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaast 25 ns switchers.
https://www.diodes.com/assets/Datasheets/ds14001.pdf

 

[kellys_eye]

Change 1N4004 to UF4004 then

 

[Narna Peel]

The diode can be replaced with a standard 1N4004 and any axial resistor will replace the fixed values SMD device (check the wattage - can't make out what size package those resistors are but the equivalent may be 1/4 watt or 1/2 watt...)

Brilliant, thank you.

kellys_eye, would agree with davenn that the resistors are actualy 47 ohms and not 470 ohms as i thought?

 

[davenn]

kellys_eye, would agree with davenn that the resistors are actualy 47 ohms and not 470 ohms as i thought?

please DONT insult me

 

[(*steve*)]

kellys_eye, would agree with davenn that the resistors are actualy 47 ohms and not 470 ohms as i thought?

The fact that nobody has contradicted Dave is probably a good indication.

 

[Narna Peel]

Ha ha, sorry Dave, I did not mean to insult you.
I appreciate your knowledge, it has just saved me a lot of time.

 

[kellys_eye]

If my opinion is that highly valued and it winds @davenn up a little then yes, it's a 47Ω resistor!