RN55D2000FRSL Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The RN55D2000FRSL is a 200 Ohm, 1/8W metal film axial resistor manufactured by Vishay Dale, designed for military and aerospace applications. This component features flame retardant coating, moisture resistance, and compliance with MIL-R-10509/7 specifications. The part is currently active in production with 903 units available in Tape & Reel packaging. Substitute parts are identified when packaging format changes or inventory constraints require alternative sourcing while maintaining identical electrical and mechanical specifications.

Substiute Parts

RN55D2000FRSL

Vishay DaleIn Stock: 962RN55D2000FRSL Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

RN55D2000FRE6

Vishay DaleIn Stock: 2991RN55D2000FRE6 Datasheet

Parametric EquivalentRFQ

Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

The RN55D2000FRE6 qualifies as a parametric equivalent based on the following criteria:

Electrical specifications are identical: 200 Ohms resistance, ±1% tolerance, 0.125W power rating, ±100ppm/°C temperature coefficient, and -65°C to 175°C operating range.

Mechanical specifications are identical: Axial package configuration, 0.090" Dia x 0.240" L dimensions, and 2 terminations.

Material composition and features are identical: Metal film construction with flame retardant coating, military qualification, and moisture resistance per MIL-R-10509/7.

The only difference is packaging format: RN55D2000FRSL is supplied in Tape & Reel (TR) configuration, while RN55D2000FRE6 is supplied in Cut Tape (CT) configuration. Both formats contain identical components suitable for automated assembly processes.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Both RN55D2000FRSL and RN55D2000FRE6 are active production components with identical electrical and mechanical specifications. Selection between these parts depends on assembly process requirements and inventory availability.

RN55D2000FRSL in Tape & Reel format is suitable for high-volume automated pick-and-place assembly operations. Current inventory of 903 units supports medium-volume production runs.

RN55D2000FRE6 in Cut Tape format is suitable for lower-volume production, manual assembly, or applications requiring individual component handling. Higher inventory of 2940 units provides extended supply availability.

Both parts maintain compliance with MIL-R-10509/7 military specifications, RoHS non-compliant status, REACH affected designation, and EAR99 export classification. Component selection should be based on assembly methodology and supply chain requirements rather than electrical performance, as both parts are functionally identical.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can RN55D2000FRE6 be used as a direct replacement for RN55D2000FRSL in circuit design?

A: Yes. Both parts have identical electrical specifications (200 Ohms, ±1%, 0.125W, ±100ppm/°C, -65°C to 175°C) and mechanical dimensions (0.090" Dia x 0.240" L axial package). The only difference is packaging format, which does not affect circuit performance.

Q: What is the difference between Tape & Reel and Cut Tape packaging?

A: Tape & Reel (TR) packaging supplies components on continuous tape wound on a reel, optimized for automated assembly equipment. Cut Tape (CT) packaging supplies components on tape segments, suitable for manual assembly or lower-volume production. Both formats contain identical components.

Q: Are there any compliance or certification differences between these parts?

A: No. Both RN55D2000FRSL and RN55D2000FRE6 share identical compliance status: RoHS non-compliant, REACH affected, EAR99 export classification, and MIL-R-10509/7 military qualification.

Q: Which part should be selected for new design?

A: Selection depends on production volume and assembly process. For automated high-volume assembly, Tape & Reel format is standard. For manual assembly or prototyping, Cut Tape format is more practical. Both parts are active production items suitable for new designs.

Q: Can these parts be intermixed in the same production batch?

A: Yes, provided the assembly process can accommodate both packaging formats. Since electrical and mechanical specifications are identical, intermixing does not affect circuit performance or reliability.