Help Identifying component

[Jetbattalion]

I believe this is a mosfet. It is getting 5v in on pin2 and ground on pin5. Can anyone help me find the specs, or possibly a suitable replacement?

[wasedadoc]

D49 is written beside it. Why do you think it is a FET?

[Jetbattalion]

Thanks for the reply. I haven't seen very many diodes in that 6 pin sot23, but I know they are common. I don't have a good reason for believing it is a mosfet. It very well may be a diode, google results also assume that is what it is. I want to make sure I at least put one back that is close to spec

[wasedadoc]

I would guess it is 3 diodes. Have you tried diode test 1-6, 2-5 and 3-4? (Power off of course.)

[fzabkar]

I believe this is a mosfet. It is getting 5v in on pin2 and ground on pin5. Can anyone help me find the specs, or possibly a suitable replacement?

TVS diode array for ESD protection?

https://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/523743/PANJIT/PJUSBLC6-2W6.html

USB 2.0?

[Kurets]

Yes, thats exactly what is is likely to be. The pins 1+6 and 3+4 are connected internally allowing you to pass through the device, ensuring that the shortest path to gnd/5V is through the clamping diodes.

[wasedadoc]

I believe this is a mosfet. It is getting 5v in on pin2 and ground on pin5. Can anyone help me find the specs, or possibly a suitable replacement?

TVS diode array for ESD protection?

https://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/523743/PANJIT/PJUSBLC6-2W6.html

USB 2.0?

That doesn't quite align with the second sentence of the opening post. Pin 1 is the one nearest the white dot on the PCB.

[fzabkar]

I believe this is a mosfet. It is getting 5v in on pin2 and ground on pin5. Can anyone help me find the specs, or possibly a suitable replacement?

TVS diode array for ESD protection?

https://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/523743/PANJIT/PJUSBLC6-2W6.html

USB 2.0?

That doesn't quite align with the second sentence of the opening post.

It does, if you rotate it 180 degrees. :-)

Edit:

It should be said that the device should work if the diode array is removed, albeit without ESD protection. You may need to bridge the inputs and outputs.

[RodentManiac]

My apologies, my coworker had submitted this question for me(my activation was stuck in spam limbo). Yes I had the pinout upside down. Pin 2 is ground, pin 5 is 5v. Does anyone by chance have a suggestion for replacement? The component is part of the camera circuit for a self cleaning vacuum, as well as a birthday present for the 19th. Any help is appreciated.

[fzabkar]

Yes I had the pinout upside down. Pin 2 is ground, pin 5 is 5v. Does anyone by chance have a suggestion for replacement?

https://www.st.com/resource/en/datasheet/usblc6-2.pdf

[RodentManiac]

Amazing help as always. It looks like that one isn't made anymore, but I believe the USBLC6-2SC6Y for the sot23 package is its successor. I will pick a few up. Thanks EVERYONE! You are amazing, and I owe each of you a cup of coffee.

[wraper]

^Nothing is obsolete. SC6 is packaging suffix, Y suffix is automotive qualified variant which you don't need. The regular part is USBLC6-2SC6.