Small accident where i fried diode D2

[temporal-distortion]

Unfortunately, while trying out a new SD-card (Samsung, to replace the SanDisk one that i later saw on the wiki-pages where not suited) i managed to touch the chassie of my se/30 and the BlueScsi V2 2023.10a, which resulted in some smoke coming out of the D2 diode (thats the only visual thing i can see. F3, D1 and C7 looks unharmed.

Excuse my ignorance, but what "type" of diode is used here really. Specific specifications? (i assume so)

[erichelgeson]

Oh no! Sorry to hear that - You can find the BOM (Bill of Materials) here with part numbers https://github.com/BlueSCSI/BlueSCSI-v2/blob/main/hardware/Desktop_50_Pin/ProductionFiles_JLCPCB/Desktop_50_Pin_TopConn_BOM.csv

HTH

[temporal-distortion]

No worries. It was my own fault :)

After scouring around Mouser, Rs-components, etc (lowest shipping starting at ~17usd irregardless if you want to buy 1-2 pieces (~0.2usd a piece), i finally went to Amazon and bought (pack of) 50 of them with a total price of ¨10usd incl. shipping. That should last me a lifetime imho :-D

I'm good now.

Thanks for the detailed information Eric. Much appreciated.