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deadrxn24
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Hey,
On the back of the circuit boards in most electronics there are labels for the parts. I know a few of them:
R - Resistor
C - Capacitor
L - Inductor
D - Diode
Q - Transistor (Is this all transistors or just BJTs?)
U - Integrated Circuits
However, there are some that I don't recognize. The particular one I am looking at is labeled M1 on the board, but there is an F0 (either that or E0) on the component (see the picture). We used M for MOSFETs in my EE classes but I am pretty certain that it isn't a MOSFET. I thought this might be a fuse, but I'm not sure.
Thanks In Advance!
Also, if there is a link with the component labels, I would appreciate the resource.
On the back of the circuit boards in most electronics there are labels for the parts. I know a few of them:
R - Resistor
C - Capacitor
L - Inductor
D - Diode
Q - Transistor (Is this all transistors or just BJTs?)
U - Integrated Circuits
However, there are some that I don't recognize. The particular one I am looking at is labeled M1 on the board, but there is an F0 (either that or E0) on the component (see the picture). We used M for MOSFETs in my EE classes but I am pretty certain that it isn't a MOSFET. I thought this might be a fuse, but I'm not sure.
Thanks In Advance!
Also, if there is a link with the component labels, I would appreciate the resource.
