Equivalent & Substitute Parts for PTH12010WAS

Part Overview

The PTH12010WAS by ARTESYN / Advanced Energy is a non-isolated point-of-load (PoL) DC-DC converter module. It delivers a programmable output voltage from 1.2V to 5.5V at up to 12A, with an input voltage range of 10.8V to 13.2V and a maximum power rating of 66W. It is designed for ITE (Commercial) applications and offers features such as Remote On/Off, short-circuit protection (SCP), and undervoltage lockout (UVLO). The product status is listed as Obsolete, making it critical to identify suitable equivalent or substitute non-isolated PoL DC-DC modules with matching electrical and mechanical specifications to ensure ongoing design and supply continuity.

Substiute Parts

PTH12010WAS

ARTESYN / Advanced EnergyIn Stock: 1242PTH12010WAS Datasheet

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PTH12010WAS

Texas InstrumentsIn Stock: 1179PTH12010WAS Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute and equivalent part identification is based strictly on matching the non-isolated PoL module category, the number of outputs, input and output voltage range, maximum output current, efficiency, package dimensions, surface mount compatibility, operating temperature range, and feature set including Remote On/Off and undervoltage lockout. Only parts sharing these specified parameters are grouped as valid equivalent or substitute components.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Given the obsolete status of ARTESYN / Advanced Energy PTH12010WAS, and the identical electrical and mechanical parameters as well as the package shared with Texas Instruments PTH12010WAS, this Texas Instruments model qualifies as a direct substitute. Attention must be given to differences in moisture sensitivity levels: ARTESYN / Advanced Energy PTH12010WAS is MSL 1 (Unlimited floor life), while Texas Instruments PTH12010WAS is rated MSL 3 (168 Hours), and to compliance designations such as RoHS and REACH status, according to project and manufacturing requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What qualifies a DC-DC converter as an equivalent substitute in this context?
A1: Strict equivalency is determined by matching the module type (non-isolated PoL), number of outputs, input and output voltage ranges, maximum output current, efficiency, package dimensions, mounting type, operating temperature range, and specified features.

Q2: Are there any differences in package dimensions between these parts?
A2: Both parts are classified as 10-SMD Module and have nearly identical mechanical dimensions; side-by-side confirmation is required for applications with tight space constraints.

Q3: How do moisture sensitivity levels affect selection?
A3: Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) influences floor life handling during PCB assembly. ARTESYN / Advanced Energy PTH12010WAS is MSL 1 (unlimited floor life), while Texas Instruments PTH12010WAS is MSL 3 (168 hours).

Q4: Are all features identical between the parts listed?
A4: Both parts provide Remote On/Off and undervoltage lockout. Protection feature acronyms differ (SCP and OCP), and should be verified for application relevance.

Q5: Does product status impact substitute selection?
A5: Yes, the ARTESYN / Advanced Energy PTH12010WAS is obsolete. Only substitute parts with compatible parameters and active product status are suitable for new designs or ongoing production.