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Dear NXP Support Team,
We are reviewing the lifecycle status of the MPC5200/MPC5200B family and would appreciate your clarification regarding the following part numbers:
- MPC5200CVR400B
- SPC5200CVR400B
Based on the information available on the NXP website, we understand that MPC5200CVR400B is associated with discontinuance notices 202601026DN and 202601026DNU01, with Last Time Buy and Last Time Delivery dates provided.
However, for SPC5200CVR400B, we observe that the product page indicates an End of Life status, but we are unable to determine whether:
- SPC5200CVR400B is officially covered by the same discontinuance notice as MPC5200CVR400B.
- SPC5200CVR400B has the same Last Time Buy (LTB) and Last Time Delivery (LTD) dates.
- SPC5200CVR400B is considered obsolete/discontinued, or if it remains available under a different lifecycle status.
- There is any functional or commercial distinction between MPC5200CVR400B and SPC5200CVR400B regarding lifecycle management.
Could you please provide the official lifecycle status and, if available, the relevant PCN/EOL documentation for SPC5200CVR400B?
Your confirmation will help us correctly classify this device in our component lifecycle database.
Thank you for your support.
Best Regards,
Abhijeet Solanki
CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited
[email protected]
Hello,
All S/MPC5200 are now end of life.
https://www.nxp.com/products/MPC5200
Internal email records confirm that SPC5200CVR400B is in End of Life status.
SPC5200CVR400B: EOL/obsolete, but coverage by the same discontinuance notice is not officially confirmed, but I expect that it will be the same.
If you require more info get in touch with NXP Sales or rise a ticket at NXP.com
Best regards,
Peter