Identifying a diode and obtaining a compatible replacement.

[juncboi]

Hello!

The attached pictures show what looks to be a burned out diode. I can't find anything on the internet for it. Maybe I'm not looking in the right place? Can someone help identify and point me to where I can get a replacement? I don't have measuring tools.

https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/7301177500_1444066134.jpg
https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/7940131800_1444066134.jpg

TIA!

 

[betwixt]

My guess is it isn't a diode, it's a tantalum capacitor but usually they have 3 digits and I can only see '33' in the photograph. "J33x" would indicate a working voltage of 6.3V and a value of probably 3.3uF or 33uF. The third digit is the multiplier (pF x 10 to the power of 'x'). From it's size 33uF is most likely. The stripe is the positive end.

Brian.

 

[Ivan-Holm]

can this help https://www.electronicspoint.com/attachments/imag0636-jpg.2660/ some one have looking for it before the post on other forum https://www.electronicspoint.com/threads/please-need-help-to-find-a-part.239081/

 

[betwixt]

That's not the same PCB unfortunately. The board looks to be some kind of bridge driver and I would guess the part in question is something to do with the power supply to it or to the nearby microprocessor. Juncboi, do you have a model number for the equipment it comes from?

Brian.

 

[chuckey]

In the betwixt photograph the unknown item is right next to a conventional electrolytic. Why this change of type if it an electrolytic.
Frank

 

[Ivan-Holm]

I don't think the diode is changing for juncboi and that I reply to. only Modifikation is the Current Mod. You see it the same number. I don't Care if you don't see it.