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Flight Support for the long haul
Rochester explains how aerospace and defence buyers can be confident that critical components will remain available for long-life products and systems
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erospace and Defense markets have product lives that far exceed those of the components which go to make them. Long-term
product availability is vital in these sectors, and companies need to ensure that a reliable long-term source of components is available. Companies not only need to establish a
sourcing partner that can offer guarantees of availability over the long term but can also demonstrate a controlled transition process through end-of-life and into long- term fully authorised supply – or even long- term production. As an AS6496-compliant distributor and licensed manufacturer, Rochester Electronics continues to offer Military Grade
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semiconductors and packages long after the original component manufacturers (OCMs) discontinue them. In addition to the millions of components available in-stock, Rochester’s in-house high- reliability hermetic assembly line offers a full complement of package styles including Ceramic DIP, Side Brazed DIP, Flat Pack, CQFP, PGA, Ceramic Leadless Chip Carrier, and Metal Can. Rochester also offers a wide range of commercial and industrial components and can supply a custom flow built to meet the needs of source-controlled drawings. Rochester’s extensive in-house qualification and test facilities ensure complete risk-free sourcing of components in compliance with
industry standards. Rochester is a QML manufacturer certified by DLA Land and Maritime to MIL-PRF-38535 offering Class Q and Class V microcircuits for Military and Aerospace applications.
Rochester Electronics certifications include:
• QML per MIL-PRF-38535 • DLA-certified Hermetic Assembly, Electrical Test, Burn-In and Reliability Lab to Mil-STD-883
• Class Q (Class B) & Class V (Space) products
• ISO9001: 2015 Certification • AS9120B:2016 • QSLD DLA Certified, verifying that Rochester, as a critical supplier to
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