Equivalent & Substitute Parts Reference for S36SE12002PRFZ

Part Overview

S36SE12002PRFZ from Delta Electronics is an isolated module DC-DC converter with a single 12V output at up to 2A, supporting a wide input range of 36V to 75V. The module delivers 25W of power, features remote control capabilities, and integrates essential protections such as overcurrent, overtemperature, overvoltage, and undervoltage lockout. With through-hole mounting in a 6-DIP module format, it is suitable for ITE (commercial) applications. This particular model is classified as obsolete, necessitating the assessment and selection of substitute parts to maintain supply continuity and compatible functionality in electronic designs.

Substiute Parts

S36SE12002PRFZ

Delta ElectronicsIn Stock: 1983S36SE12002PRFZ Datasheet

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V36SE12004NRFA

Delta ElectronicsIn Stock: 5117V36SE12004NRFA Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute part selection is based strictly on matching or exceeding the following key parameters: voltage output, current output, input voltage range, isolation voltage, mounting type, control features, regulatory compliance (RoHS, REACH), and package format. Only parts meeting these criteria for isolated module DC-DC converters—with identical or wider operational limits and matching mechanical properties—are included for consideration as direct substitutes for S36SE12002PRFZ.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

S36SE12002PRFZ is classified as obsolete. V36SE12004NRFA is available and shares the required regulatory certifications, including ROHS3 compliance, REACH unaffected status, MSL 1 rating, ECCN EAR99, and HTSUS 8504.40.9580. Substitute selection is validated strictly on availability, compliance, and certification parameters as provided.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What electrical parameters must match for DC-DC converter substitution?
A1: Voltage output, current rating, input voltage range, isolation voltage, number of outputs, and efficiency must be compatible.

Q2: Can different control features be substituted in this category?
A2: Control features such as enable logic (active high vs. active low) are provided; selection should be based on control compatibility requirements.

Q3: How do package and size differences affect substitution?
A3: Substitute components must fit the mechanical constraints of the design, including mounting type and module dimensions. Provided packages and sizes must be compared for physical compatibility.

Q4: Are regulatory certifications necessary for direct replacement?
A4: Substitute parts must share ROHS status, REACH status, MSL rating, ECCN, and HTSUS classification for compliance in regulated applications.

Q5: What is the impact of product status on selection?
A5: Obsolete components must be replaced by active status substitutes to ensure ongoing availability and support.

Q6: Can input voltage ranges be expanded in a substitute?
A6: Substitute parts with a wider or inclusive input voltage range are permissible within the specified product category and key parameters.