Equivalent & Substitute Parts for ABGD401N-G

Part Overview

The ABGD401N-G by IDEC is a Pushbutton Switch with a 30mm actuator diameter, listed as “Obsolete.” When a product is obsolete, sourcing direct replacements or suitable substitute parts is required to maintain compatibility in repair, prototyping, or production environments. Identifying substitute pushbutton switches ensures continuity within designs that specify the electrical and mechanical parameters provided.

Substiute Parts

ABGD401N-G

IDECIn Stock: 1102ABGD401N-G Datasheet

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ABGD401NUG

IDECIn Stock: 1049ABGD401NUG Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute part selection for pushbutton switches is strictly based on provided parameters such as actuator diameter (30MM), manufacturer, compliance status (RoHS3 Compliant), mechanical packaging (Bulk), and product series where listed. Only parts explicitly identified in the input and matching these criteria are included as substitutes. The substitute part ABGD401NUG matches all key field specifications, ensuring compatibility within allowed parameters.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Engineering selection of ABGD401NUG as a substitute for ABGD401N-G is substantiated by identical compliance certifications (RoHS3 Compliant, ECCN EAR99, HTSUS 8536.50.9035) and the same moisture sensitivity rating. Both parts are available in bulk packaging and are supplied as pushbutton switches with a 30mm actuator diameter, following series continuity. The main differentiating factor is product status: ABGD401N-G is obsolete, and ABGD401NUG is active, making ABGD401NUG suitable based on inventory and compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What parameters must match when substituting pushbutton switches in this product category?
A1: Substitute pushbutton switches must match actuator diameter, manufacturer, compliance status (RoHS3), moisture sensitivity level (MSL), series, packaging type, and certification fields.

Q2: Is package type important for compatibility?
A2: Yes. Both main and substitute parts use bulk packaging, ensuring compatible handling and placement within assembly or service environments.

Q3: How does compliance affect substitution?
A3: RoHS3 compliant status and ECCN/HTSUS matching are mandatory for substitution to adhere to operational and export requirements.

Q4: Does product status impact the choice of substitute?
A4: Yes. Obsolete status necessitates selection of an active substitute part with matching specifications and compliance features.

Q5: What inventory considerations exist for ABGD401N-G and ABGD401NUG?
A5: Both part numbers list available inventory quantities suitable for original installation or replacement needs within provided stock levels.