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Obsolescence

Obsolescence Management

An active member of COG (Components Obsolescence Group), Charcroft can recommend alternatives to passives which are already obsolete and undertake Parts List Audits to reduce the risk of future obsolescence in new designs.




Sourcing Alternatives

Charcroft can source alternatives to passives from a part number, product description, NATO stock number or release specification. Typically, most obsolete passives can be replaced by a number of direct equivalents manufactured under different part numbers or mil-spec/BS/CECC numbers.




Parts List Audits

Regular audits of parts lists can identify obsolete and obsolescent passives, providing time to plan a mitigation strategy. A typical audit can identify up to 5% of passives which are obsolete, or at risk of obsolescence. Contact Charcroft’s obsolescence team on obsolescence@charcroft.com for more information on parts list auditing or for alternatives to obsolete passives.




Who are they now

Company acquisitions can also mean that apparently obsolete passives are available under a new manufacturer name. The 'who are they now' page shows how companies have changed.




Obsolescence information by Manufacturer
Manufacturer
Information
AMC (Advanced Monolythic Ceramics)
American Technical Ceramics  
Cambion
CDE (Cornell Dubilier)
Comair Rotron
Emerson Network Power (Vitelec)  
Firadec
Harwin
Hypertac
Johanson Dielectrics
Kemet  
Klixon (Sensata)
MPE
Phoenix  
Oxley
Sensata
Sonitron
Syfer
Vishay & Vishay Foil
Vitelec
TT electronics (Welwyn Components)