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- Re: What is MC908QY4ACDWR?
What is MC908QY4ACDWR?
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05-21-2013
03:46 AM
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xieyiningxieyin
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05-23-2013
08:09 PM
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weapon
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Their difference are ROHS compliant and MPQ Container. "E" represents ROHS Complaint and "R" represents REEL container. CDWR: Without ROHS Compliant, Container is RAIL CDWE: ROHS Compliant, Container is RAIL CDWER: ROHS Compliant, Container is REEL
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05-23-2013
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weapon
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Their difference are ROHS compliant and MPQ Container. "E" represents ROHS Complaint and "R" represents REEL container. CDWR: Without ROHS Compliant, Container is RAIL CDWE: ROHS Compliant, Container is RAIL CDWER: ROHS Compliant, Container is REEL
05-21-2013
05:35 AM
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eckhard
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Hello,
seems not very clear for me from the Datasheet about partnumebring but the last letter is about RoHs compliance.
E ist for Pb free, but R is not listed. The rest of the MCU should be equal.
Eckhard
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