while pickin’ thru my “reclamation bin”…

[Anonymous]

Greetings from Cajah’s Mt. ????…

SO… it’s been a slow, rainy night here in paradise…

I was sorting thru a bucket of parts that I had pulled from various defunct electronic devices, and I came across these rascals. I hadn’t seen anything like them before and I am curious about just what I got here.

kinda reminds me of really tiny fishing bobbers… or mebbe frag grenades for my old GI JOE action figures… ????

The first two from the left are marked: BYV27-200,

while the little guy on the right is marked: BYV26C PH.

Since they seem to be marked for polarity (dark areas on one end) I thought they might be some variety of diode, so, I checked them with the meter and they all showed a voltage of around 0.485 volts when hooked up (-) lead to the dark area. When I switched polarity, the readings were  all (.0L).

Not real critical to life as we know it, but,

If anyone feels like jumping in on this, I would appreciate it.

I’m just curious about things I’m not familiar with and like to learn about them when I can.

Thanx, y’all…????

[Anonymous]

Not an expert, but sometimes my search-fu pays off.
Indeead, ultra-fast rectifiers.
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Vishay-Semiconductors/BYV27-200-TAP?qs=yIvl1B2wDi636DORcz07gQ%3D%3D

This may or may not be the correct version and datasheet.

[Anonymous]

*DING* *DING*…????️????️

“We have a winner, folks!!!”????????

“And, for your prize, you will receive my gratitude and thanks for relieving me from having to go trudging through the InterWebz and finding out things for myself.”????????

“Thanks for playing, and tune back in for more laziness on my part…” ????????

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