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PGA309: Obsolescence risk

Guillaume Longu
Prodigy 150 points
Part Number: PGA309

Hello,

Do you have any information about the availability / maturity / durability of the PGA309?

Is there a risk of obsolescence in the short / medium / long term?

Is this component manufactured for known markets or long programs (example: aero, military, automotive ...)

thanks

Regards

Guillaume

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    TI__Genius 11135 points

    HPA Obsolescence Policy 1A.pptGuillaume

    Despite the fact that this device is old, the HPA Obsolescence Policy (attached) prevents us from simply ending a device out of convenience.

    As long as the device generates over $1k/year and/or we still have the processes to create/build the device, it will remain in our portfolio.  

    The PGA309 generates healthy NR and we have plenty of orders. This demand should help convince you that this device will continue to be supported.

    Detailed information on availability and durability can be found under the Quality and Packaging, and Order Now tabs on the product page:

    This product has been sold to many industrial, aerospace and automotive companies.