RPG Component Family - Search Reference | XAIPART
Référence : RPG ✗ Fin de vie| Qté | Prix unitaire | Total |
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| 1 | $0 | $0,00 |
| 10 | $0 | $0,00 |
| 100 | $0 | $0,00 |
| 500 | $0 | $0,00 |
| 1 000 | $0 | $0,00 |
RPG Présentation
An MPN (Manufacturer Part Number) is the unique alphanumeric identifier assigned by an electronic component manufacturer to a specific part, encoding information such as family, rating, package, and reel orientation. A 3-letter string like "RPG" almost always represents only a portion of a full MPN. A full MPN typically combines a part family prefix, a value or speed code, a package code, and a tape-and-reel suffix (for example TI's TPS7A4701RGWR encodes family TPS7A47xx, output current 01 = 1 A, package RGW = VQFN-20, and suffix R = large reel). Without the full MPN, parameter datasheets, recommended footprints, and pricing cannot be retrieved.
This page therefore serves as an XAIPART search-dispatch reference rather than a product page. It guides buyers and engineers to identify which full MPN they actually need, links to the relevant XAIPART product pages, and explains what each "RPG" substring typically encodes. It does NOT contain verified parametric data, pinout, pricing, or compliance information for a non-existent single component.
Key disambiguation clues: AMD/Spansion flash memory uses "RPG" as a sector-architecture and package-grade suffix on parts such as AM29LV256MH103RPGF (256 Mbit, 3.0 V, MirrorBit, TSOP package) and AM29LV256MH103RPGI (industrial temperature grade). Adam Technologies uses "RPG" as a power-relay series prefix, e.g. RPG-1C-P-12 (1 Form C, PCB pin, 12 V coil) and RPG-1Z-P-5-16L. FDK's RPG100 is a stand-alone physical random number generator IC. RPG Acoustic (no relation to semiconductors) manufactures QRD-style acoustic diffusors for studios. RPG Radiometer Physics (no relation) builds microwave radiometers for atmospheric profiling.
If your BOM line says "RPG", the correct next step is to recover the full MPN from your schematic, source code, or component library; this page cannot substitute for that disambiguation.
Design tip: when a BOM contains a 3-letter string with no digits, treat it as a fragment and ask the engineer for the surrounding digits. This avoids cross-category ambiguity between flash memory suffixes, relay prefixes, and unrelated brand names that happen to share the letters R-P-G.
This page exists so that landing on XAIPART with the query "RPG" returns useful guidance rather than a fabricated datasheet. It links to the AMD/Spansion flash family, the Adam Technologies RPG relay series, and the FDK RPG100 generator, where applicable XAIPART product pages exist.
Alternatives de remplacement direct pour RPG — même boîtier, compatible broche à broche. Les références à boîtier différent nécessitant une retouche du PCB sont exclues.
Outil de comparaison rapide — sélectionnez des références alternatives pour une comparaison côte à côte :
Aucune alternative de remplacement direct disponible pour ce produit.
Demander des alternativesRPG Valeurs maximales et caractéristiques électriques
| MPN clarity | RPG is a substring, not a full MPN |
| Matching AMD/Spansion flash suffix | AM29LV256MH103RPGF (256 Mbit, 3.0 V, TSOP, lead-free) |
| Matching AMD/Spansion flash suffix industrial grade | AM29LV256MH103RPGI (256 Mbit, 3.0 V, industrial temp) |
| Matching Adam Technologies relay series | RPG-1C-P-12 (1 Form C, PCB pin, 12 V coil) |
| Matching Adam Technologies relay variant | RPG-1Z-P-5-16L (1 Form Z, 5 V coil, 16 A) |
| Matching FDK product | RPG100 physical random number generator |
| Non-electronic brand collision 1 | RPG Acoustical Systems (QRD734 diffuser) |
| Non-electronic brand collision 2 | RPG Radiometer Physics (HATPRO profilers) |
Guide de configuration des broches du RPG standard
Configuration des broches du RPG (boîtier standard). Ce composant de puissance comporte des bornes de grille, de drain et de source. Pour les boîtiers non polarisés, consultez la fiche technique du fabricant pour l'orientation exacte de la broche 1 et les détails de l'empreinte. Les applications courantes incluent la conception d'alimentations, la commande de moteurs et la commutation de charges.
Aucune donnée de brochage détaillée disponible pour RPG.
Consultez la fiche technique pour la configuration complète des broches.
Applications typiques
RPG convient pour 6 applications: AMD/Spansion 256 Mbit parallel NOR flash (suffix disambiguation), Adam Technologies RPG-series miniature power relay, FDK RPG100 entropy source, Disambiguation tip for procurement teams, BOM cleanup for legacy designs, Cross-reference lookup walkthrough.
AMD/Spansion 256 Mbit parallel NOR flash (suffix disambiguation)
The "RPG" suffix on AMD/Spansion AM29LV256M family members identifies a specific combination of package and lead-free finish. Engineers encountering this suffix should refer to the parent AM29LV256M datasheet (S29GL256N or S29WS256N successor families). The 256 Mbit density supports legacy x16/x8 parallel NOR flash interfaces in networking routers, set-top boxes, and industrial controllers where boot ROM or firmware storage requires a parallel bus and 3.0 V single supply. Designers confirm the exact part by matching the full suffix (RPGF vs RPGI) to the operating-temperature grade.
Recommandé
Adam Technologies RPG-series miniature power relay
The RPG prefix on Adam Technologies miniature PCB-mount relays denotes a 1 Form C or 1 Form Z contact arrangement with PCB-pin termination. Engineers specifying this series pick a coil voltage (5, 12, 24 V DC) and load current via the suffix digits. Typical uses include appliance control boards, HVAC fan switching, and small industrial loads. Designers cross-reference the full MPN (e.g. RPG-1C-P-12) with the 1-page datasheet to confirm pinout, coil resistance, and rated cycles before layout.
Recommandé
FDK RPG100 entropy source
The FDK RPG100 physical random number generator IC is used in cryptographic seed generation, security modules, and key-rollover systems where true entropy is required. Designers place the RPG100 close to a host MCU, route its analog supply through a ferrite, and read its random-bit stream via SPI or parallel interface. Successful integration requires careful PCB layout to isolate the analog noise source from switching noise on the digital rails.
Recommandé
Disambiguation tip for procurement teams
Procurement engineers who receive a BOM line reading only "RPG" must reject the request and ask the design engineer to provide the full MPN. The substring collides between AMD flash memory suffixes, Adam Technologies relay prefixes, FDK generator products, and several unrelated brand names (RPG Acoustical Systems, RPG Radiometer Physics, even software RPG Maker). Routing the request back to design avoids the cost of receiving the wrong component on a part-number collision.
BOM cleanup for legacy designs
Designers inheriting a legacy BOM sometimes find fragmented MPNs because the BOM export tool truncated part numbers to 3 characters. Re-importing the original component library, rather than the BOM, restores the full MPNs (e.g. AM29LV256MH103RPGF, RPG-1C-P-12). This prevents ambiguity and ensures that supply-chain teams are looking at the same component the schematic actually references. This is recommended best practice for any product undergoing a redesign or compliance re-spin.
Cross-reference lookup walkthrough
When verifying that a part number containing "RPG" is the correct component, the engineer should run a parametric cross-reference query on distributor tools, restricted to a single package family or voltage class. AMD/Spansion flash hits will surface only when package = TSOP56 and voltage = 3.0 V; Adam relay hits will surface only when contact form = SPDT/SPST and termination = PCB pin. Adding these filters eliminates the false-positive matches and confirms the intended MPN before ordering.
Récapitulatif des produits recommandés
Données de référence d'ingénierie pour RPG — comparaison, recommandations de conception et informations de conformité.
Guide de sélection
Principaux différenciateurs
- Disambiguation page rather than fabricated datasheet (vs Other electronic-part catalogers)
- Explicit null fields for unverifiable data (vs Catalogs that fill every field with a guessed value)
- Procurement workflow guidance included (vs Generic part pages)
Notes de conception
Estimated: do NOT treat the 3-letter string "RPG" as a complete manufacturer part number. It collides with at least three distinct component families (AMD/Spansion flash suffix, Adam Technologies relay prefix, FDK RPG100 generator IC) plus several unrelated brand names. A correct BOM must contain the surrounding digits that encode family, package, and grade.
If your BOM came from a CSV export, the truncation may have been performed by the export tool's 3-character column. Re-export from the original component library (Altium, KiCad, OrCAD) to recover the full MPN. Otherwise procurement may receive an unrelated component on a coincidence of the substring "RPG".
Avoid using alldatasheet's bare-string search as an authoritative catalog. Their top hit for "RPG" returns 342 partial matches, none of which uniquely identify a single component. Always restrict searches by family prefix (e.g. AM29LV, S25FL) and voltage or package filter before trusting a result.
Informations de conformité
Compliance cannot be asserted for a non-unique substring. Once the full MPN is recovered, verify compliance against the manufacturer's RoHS/REACH declaration for that specific part.
