Equivalent & Substitute Parts Reference: 2SCR372PT100R

Part Overview

2SCR372PT100R is a Rohm Semiconductor NPN Bipolar (BJT) transistor with key electrical characteristics suitable for signal amplification and switching applications. The part features a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 120V, collector current of 700mA, high DC current gain, and surface mount TO-243AA package format. The component is listed as "Not For New Designs," indicating transition out of recommended production use. In this context, identifying technically compatible substitute transistors with matching or exceeding key parameters is essential for sustained production, component sourcing, and supply chain reliability.

Substiute Parts

2SCR372PT100R

Rohm SemiconductorIn Stock: 36952SCR372PT100R Datasheet

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2SC2881-O-TP

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts for 2SCR372PT100R are selected strictly by matching critical electrical and mechanical parameters: transistor type (NPN), maximum collector-emitter voltage, collector current, package/case format, mounting type, frequency transition, operational temperature, DC current gain, cutoff current, and compliance certifications (RoHS, REACH). Only transistors within the specified category, rating, and format are considered interchangeable for direct replacement.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Engineering selection shall be based on the product status, compliance, and certification. 2SCR372PT100R is marked as "Not For New Designs" and engineers should utilize substitute parts with "Active" status for new projects or ongoing production. Both main and substitute parts conform to ROHS3 and REACH standards and share equivalent package and mounting characteristics with classified environmental and export compliance codes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What criteria determine a suitable substitute for 2SCR372PT100R?
A1: Substitute eligibility is strictly based on transistor type, maximum voltage and current ratings, gain, saturation voltage, package format, mounting type, and compliance status.

Q2: Are substitute parts guaranteed to fit identical footprints?
A2: Substitute parts listed with the same package/case (TO-243AA) align with standard surface mount footprints for direct replacement within mechanical constraints.

Q3: What compliance standards are required for substitute transistors?
A3: Substitute parts must meet ROHS3 and REACH requirements, and possess matching ECCN and HTSUS codes as provided.

Q4: Can substitute parts be used for new designs?
A4: Substitute parts categorized as "Active" are suitable for new designs as opposed to components labeled "Not For New Designs."

Q5: How do differences in key electrical parameters impact substitutability?
A5: Only electrical parameters provided (collector current, voltage, gain, saturation voltage, frequency, cutoff current, power, temperature) are used for equivalence. Deviations outside these listed parameters are not considered within this substitution framework.

Q6: Is the mounting method identical between main and substitute parts?
A6: Both main and listed substitute parts specify surface mount capability and matching package/case.

Q7: What is the role of inventory status in substitution?
A7: Inventory status is not a substitution criterion; selection is justified exclusively on electrical, mechanical, and compliance parameters listed.