
Analog Devices, Inc.
The original part from Analog Devices, functionally identical but obsolete.
DS18B20U(UMW) is a popular 1-Wire digital temperature sensor in a TO-92 package. Alternatives exist from the original manufacturer and other clone vendors, but require careful verification of package and pinout.
Different suffixes may indicate different packages or lead forms.
All DS18B20 clones should follow the same 1-Wire protocol.
Many manufacturers produce DS18B20 clones.
Yes, other parts in the DS18B20 family, like DS18B20Z(UMW), are likely direct replacements, but require datasheet verification for the exact package and pinout.
Use another DS18B20 clone like DS18B20Z(UMW) after verifying the package, or consider the original DS18B20 from Analog Devices if stock is available.
The primary risk is package incompatibility. While functionally identical, different suffixes can indicate different lead forms or packages.

Analog Devices, Inc.
The original part from Analog Devices, functionally identical but obsolete.
| Feature / factor | DS18B20U(UMW) | DS18B20 | DS18B20Z(UMW) | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lifecycle | Active | Obsolete | - | Obsolete — Candidate is obsolete and not for new designs. | |
| Interface | 1-Wire | 1-Wire | 1-Wire | 1-Wire — Interface protocol matches.; DS18B20Z(UMW): Interface protocol matches. | |
| Package | TO-92 | TO-92-3 | SOJ8, TO-92 | TO-92-3 / SOJ8, TO-92 — Package matches.; DS18B20Z(UMW): TO-92 is an option but data is ambiguous. Verification needed. | |
| Voltage | 2.5V to 5.5V | 2.5V to 5.5V | 2.5V to 5.5V | 2.5V to 5.5V — Supply voltage range matches.; DS18B20Z(UMW): Supply voltage range matches. | |
| Temperature | -55°C to +125°C | - | -55°C to +125°C | -55°C to +125°C — Operating temperature range matches. | |
| Pinout | 3 | - | null | null — Pin count data is missing for candidate. |
The DS18B20Z(UMW) from the same manufacturer is a strong candidate, likely a packaging variant. The original DS18B20 from Analog Devices is also a functional match but is obsolete.