RoHS 2 Compliant Part Numbers

THAT Corporation’s RoHS 2-compliant ICs are denoted by a suffix at the end of the part number. The suffix is required for ordering, but will not appear on the parts themselves due to space limitations. For complete order information refer to each product’s specification page.

Beginning late in 2014, THAT Corporation will gradually change the lead finish on all ICs from Nickel-Palladium-Gold (Ni-Pd-Au) plating to matte Tin (Sn). Until all our products are converted, and our stock of Ni-Pd-Au parts is exhausted, you may receive products with either plating. We expect this to take several years. Additionally, effective with orders placed from the beginning of 2015, we will discontinue the suffixes which indicate specific lead finishes (-I representing Tin-Bismuth, -T representing Tin, and -U representing Ni-Pd-Au). After the start of 2015, all parts may be ordered using one “universal” suffix, “-U”, regardless of finish. While the finish may vary, all ICs with a -U finish comply with current RoHS requirements.