Equivalent & Substitute Parts for AFCT-5750PZ – Broadcom Limited

Part Overview

The AFCT-5750PZ by Broadcom Limited is an obsolete transceiver module within the METRAK series, designed for general-purpose optical data transmission at 622Mbps, 1300nm wavelength, utilizing an LC Duplex connector and supporting SFP pluggable mounting. With part status marked as obsolete, sourcing equivalent and substitute parts is essential for ongoing production, maintenance, or design modifications. Alternatives must strictly match the allowed electrical, mechanical, and compliance parameters as provided.

Substiute Parts

AFCT-5750PZ

Broadcom LimitedIn Stock: 1003AFCT-5750PZ Datasheet

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HFBR-57E0PZ

Broadcom LimitedIn Stock: 801HFBR-57E0PZ Datasheet

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AFCT-5750PZ-C

ATGBICSIn Stock: 9773AFCT-5750PZ-C Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts are selected based strictly on the electrical, optical, mechanical, and compliance parameters given. The allowed substitution grouping is determined by these fields:

• Data Rate
• Wavelength
• Voltage – Supply
• Connector Type
• Mounting Type
• Applications
• RoHS Status
• Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL)
• ECCN
• HTSUS

Only parts matching or closely aligning with these criteria are considered valid alternatives for the AFCT-5750PZ.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Component selection for AFCT-5750PZ replacements must be based on the combination of part status, compliance (RoHS and REACH status), Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL), ECCN designation, and compatibility with electrical and mechanical interfaces as specified. Substitute parts listed meet compliance and supply specifications as per the input, allowing direct comparison between obsolete and active products.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What are the mandatory parameters for substitution of AFCT-5750PZ?
A1: Substitution requires matching data rate, wavelength, supply voltage, connector type, mounting type, application category, RoHS status, Moisture Sensitivity Level, ECCN, and HTS code as provided.

Q2: How do mechanical interfaces affect interchangeability?
A2: Only modules with LC Duplex connectors and SFP pluggable mounting are considered equivalent in physical fit and interface.

Q3: Is RoHS compliance required for substitution?
A3: Substitute parts must show RoHS compliance if required by application or regulatory environment, as indicated in the provided parameters.

Q4: Can parts with different data rates and wavelengths be used as substitutes?
A4: Substitution is permitted only if the differences are within the allowed range provided in the parameters above. Comparison of listed data rate and wavelength is necessary.

Q5: What packaging and inventory details are relevant for selection?
A5: Packaging and inventory are provided for reference and must match end-use requirements if specified. Only the mechanical and electrical parameters control interchangeability.

Q6: Why is the part status important when selecting a substitute?
A6: The main part’s status as obsolete necessitates the use of active alternatives for ongoing design support, maintenance, and production continuity. Parameters listed ensure correct selection without technical deviation.