MHT192CRCT is a standard 0603 red LED. While no direct replacements have been verified, several alternatives in the same package with different colors and electrical properties are available, requiring careful design review.MHT192CRCT is a standard 0603 red LED. While no direct replacements have been verified, several alternatives in the same package with different colors and electrical properties are available, requiring careful design review.
AI replacement insight
Electrical riskhigh
Most candidates have higher forward voltage, requiring circuit redesign.
Package risklow
All candidates share the same 0603 package.
Can it be replaced directly?
No, a direct, verified drop-in replacement for MHT192CRCT is not available among the candidates reviewed. All alternatives have critical differences.
Best replacement path
Cross-reference other Red 0603 LEDs with Vf ~1.9V and If ~5mA from major manufacturers.
Main risk
The primary risk is functional failure due to color mismatch. A secondary risk is circuit malfunction from incompatible electrical characteristics.
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Alternative comparison matrix
Feature / factor
MHT192CRCT
MHT192DUGCT
MHT192WDT-C5
MHT192UBCT
Compatibility / risk
Package
0603
0603
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0603 — matched
Color
Red
Brilliant Green
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Brilliant Blue — Critical functional difference.
Voltage
1.9V
2.3V
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2.7V — Higher forward voltage.
Current
5mA
5mA
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20mA — Higher forward current.
Application & sourcing insights
Questions & answers
Currently, no direct drop-in replacement is confirmed. The best alternative depends on whether color can be compromised. MHT192DUGCT offers a matching package and current but is a green LED with a higher forward voltage.
Several LEDs like MHT192WDT-C5 share the same 0603 package and pinout but differ in color and forward voltage. They are not pin-function compatible for a red LED application without circuit modification and are considered high-risk functional alternatives.
Key risks include color mismatch (e.g., green or blue instead of red), higher forward voltage (target is 1.9V vs. candidates at 2.3V-3.1V) requiring driver circuit changes, and potentially different forward current ratings.