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[SOLVED] Unidentified Components on Temperature Sensor Module

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I need to design a temperature sensor module with some special functionality. You will see a circuit in the pictures below. I need to synthesise a new module which covers requirements of my customers, so I need to do reverse engineering through these circuits. I circles some components with red lines in the pictures. I need to know what those components are. There are no serial numbers or codes on them. So I need help from experinced PCB designers here. Please take a look and if you can help I will very appreciate it. Thank you all.
1v1.jpg3v1.jpg
 

In 1v1.jpg:
the thin black parts coded 102 are 1K resistor networks. They are 4 1K resistors side by side in one package. The out of focus ones are the same but may be different values, I can't read the numbers in the photograph. The larger module is almost certainly a quartz crystal with built in loading capacitors.

In 3v1.jpg:
All the components are MELF (Metal Ended Lead Frame) packages. The smaller ones are probably resistors, the larger one is probably a diode.

Brian.
 
Thank you, Sir. You are completely right about MELF and resistor network. Crystal must be true also, uP's XTAL pins are looking forward to this component.
 

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