Equivalent & Substitute Parts for MTCBA-G-F4-ED-EU

Part Overview

The MTCBA-G-F4-ED-EU from Multi-Tech Systems Inc. is a MultiModem® GPRS Series RF transceiver/modem supporting quad-band GSM and GPRS communications. It operates across 850MHz, 900MHz, 1.8GHz, and 1.9GHz frequencies, supports RS-232 interface, and offers a maximum data rate of 85.6kbps. This modem is powered by a supply voltage range of 5V to 32V, packaged in tray format, and has a moisture sensitivity level (MSL) of 1. The part is classified as obsolete. Finding alternative models is necessary to address lifecycle management and maintain system continuity, given the discontinued status of the primary device.

Substiute Parts

MTCBA-G-F4-ED-EU

Multi-Tech Systems Inc.In Stock: 760MTCBA-G-F4-ED-EU Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute part selection is strictly determined by matching the defined key parameters for this category: modulation/protocol (GSM, GPRS), operational frequency bands (850MHz, 900MHz, 1.8GHz, 1.9GHz), interface (RS-232), maximum data rate (85.6kbps), voltage supply range (5V ~ 32V), MSL, and compliance attributes (REACH Status, ECCN, HTSUS). Substitution is limited to parts where these parameters exactly align. The main part is classified as obsolete, which establishes the need for identifying alternatives with identical features and compliance alignments.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The MTCBA-G-F4-ED-EU is obsolete. Selection of substitute parts is contingent upon identical status regarding compliance, including REACH, ECCN, and HTSUS. No suitable equivalent or substitute parts have been identified based on the explicit input parameters provided.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What determines an equivalent or substitute for MTCBA-G-F4-ED-EU?
A1: Equivalence is determined strictly by matching modulation/protocol, frequency bands, interface, maximum data rate, voltage supply range, moisture sensitivity level, REACH status, ECCN, and HTSUS.

Q2: Are there compatible devices currently available?
A2: No compatible substitute devices have been identified based on the provided parameters.

Q3: Is packaging a consideration for substitution?
A3: The main part is packaged in trays. Packaging must match only if stated as a selection criterion.

Q4: Are compliance certifications necessary for substitution?
A4: Yes, compliance parameters such as REACH status, ECCN, and HTSUS must be matched exactly for substitute selection.

Q5: Why is finding a substitute necessary?
A5: Finding a substitute is necessary due to the part’s obsolete status.

Q6: Can any parameter be relaxed for substitution?
A6: Only the explicit parameters provided determine substitution; no relaxation or extrapolation is permitted.