Equivalent & Substitute Parts for VBT75 Coaxial Connector (RF)

Part Overview

The Cinch Connectivity Solutions VBT75 is a Terminator Coax Connector Plug, Male Pin for BNC 75 Ohms applications. The product is currently active and available in inventory. Alternative models are necessary for critical project redundancy, product lifecycle management, and situations involving supply chain interruptions or obsolescence of cross-compatible parts in the coaxial connectors (RF) category.

Substiute Parts

VBT75

Cinch Connectivity SolutionsIn Stock: 1186VBT75 Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

1-1337470-0

TE Connectivity AMP ConnectorsIn Stock: 12401-1337470-0 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts are grouped exclusively based on matching electrical and mechanical parameters: connector style (BNC), connector type (Plug, Male Pin), impedance (75 Ohms), maximum frequency (1 GHz), mounting type (Free Hanging, Cap), body material (Brass), compliance (RoHS Compliant), and moisture sensitivity level. These parameters serve as the strict criteria for determining allowable substitutions in the coaxial connectors (RF) category.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Selection should be based on product status and regulatory compliance. VBT75 is Active and RoHS Compliant. 1-1337470-0 is Obsolete but maintains RoHS Compliant status. Both conform to ECCN EAR99 and share identical key electrical and mechanical parameters as defined in the category. Only active and in-stock parts should be prioritized for new or ongoing designs requiring assured long-term availability. Substitute parts should meet the same RoHS and MSL requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What criteria must substitute coaxial connectors meet for direct replacement?
A1: Substitutes must match connector style (BNC), connector type (Plug, Male Pin), impedance (75 Ohms), maximum frequency (1 GHz), mounting type (Free Hanging, Cap), body material (Brass), RoHS status, and moisture sensitivity level.

Q2: Is there any compatibility risk with contact finish or dielectric material differences in substitute parts?
A2: All substitutions are limited to provided category parameters. Electrical and mechanical compatibility is strictly governed by listed impedance, frequency, mounting, and regulatory criteria.

Q3: Does packaging type affect interchangeability between VBT75 and 1-1337470-0?
A3: Substitution is based solely on matching electrical and mechanical specifications and package compliance. Packaging type (Bag or unspecified) does not influence connector-to-connector compatibility.

Q4: Why is product status important in engineering substitution decisions?
A4: Product status (Active vs. Obsolete) determines inventory availability and lifecycle support. Active parts are suitable for new designs and long-term procurement.

Q5: Can obsolete parts like 1-1337470-0 be used in new designs?
A5: Only provided product status and compliance should be referenced. Active parts are recommended for assured supply, as obsolete parts may face supply interruption regardless of technical compatibility.