ASLD339920DN-A-6V Equivalent & Substitute Parts Reference

Part Overview

The IDEC ASLD339920DN-A-6V is a selector switch, model ASLD339920DN-A-6V, categorized as SWITCH SELECTOR. It is provided in bulk packaging and offers a selector switch position function. The part status is Obsolete, requiring users to identify suitable alternatives to maintain system compatibility or support repairs. The necessity to find substitute models is driven by discontinuation from the manufacturer, inventory status, and continued demand.

Substiute Parts

ASLD339920DN-A-6V

IDECIn Stock: 1164ASLD339920DN-A-6V Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

ASLD336620DNUA

IDECIn Stock: 903ASLD336620DNUA Datasheet

DirectRFQ

Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute selection for the ASLD339920DN-A-6V selector switch is strictly based on the following key parameters: manufacturer, category, packaging, description, detailed description, series, RoHS compliance, moisture sensitivity level (MSL), ECCN, and HTSUS code. Only parts that match all these specified criteria are considered valid substitutes for this product category. Product status is also used to ensure continued availability.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Selection of the ASLD336620DNUA as a substitute for ASLD339920DN-A-6V is supported by matching RoHS3 compliance, identical moisture sensitivity level (1), and shared ECCN and HTSUS classifications. The substitute is listed as Active with available inventory, supporting compliance and ongoing supply chain requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What parameters ensure compatibility when substituting ASLD339920DN-A-6V?
A1: Compatibility is determined by matching manufacturer, packaging type, RoHS status, moisture sensitivity level, ECCN, HTSUS code, series, and function as indicated by the description and detailed description.

Q2: Is RoHS3 compliance required for substitutes?
A2: Yes. Substitute parts must show identical RoHS3 compliance status to meet environmental and regulatory requirements.

Q3: How does product status affect substitute selection?
A3: Selection prioritizes Active status to ensure continued availability and support. Obsolete status is not preferred for ongoing use.

Q4: Are packaging differences acceptable for substitution?
A4: Bulk packaging is specified for both the main and substitute parts. Only direct matches are considered valid.

Q5: Which moisture sensitivity level (MSL) must substitutes match?
A5: Substitutes must have the same moisture sensitivity level of 1 (Unlimited) as the original component.

Q6: Can substitutes have different series or ECCN codes?
A6: Substitutes must match on series and ECCN codes per provided input parameters to ensure regulatory and product family consistency.