ADV7280A
Recommended for New Designs
The ADV7280A has the same pinout as and is software compati-ble with the ADV7280. The mobile industry processor interface (MIPI®) model of the ADV7280A...
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We use about 300 to 400 (ADV7280AWBCPZ) of these a year and were looking at using the ADV7280A-M version but noticed these are not recommended for new designs (NRND). Is there going to be a replacement for these at some point and when will there be a notice for last time buy for these?
Hi,
The entire ADV728x family, including its replacement parts, is now under NRND status. Therefore, please consider evaluating alternative ADCs such as ADV7181C or ADV7181D.
Here's a link about product life cycles, https://www.analog.com/en/support/customer-service-resources/sales/product-life-cycle-information.h…
In general as long as there are customers buying parts, we keep making them. NRND basically means support maybe reduced.

Thanks,
Poornima S
NRND basically means support maybe reduced.
ADI would be better off listing the parts as "No technical support is offered for this part now" then NRND. When customers see NRND with no option, they will move to another manufacture that has the same type of small simple part.
Therefore, please consider evaluating alternative ADCs such as ADV7181C or ADV7181D.
These parts are twice the size and would be an issue for a small design that has to fit in a small drone, and the ADV7181D is NRND as well, which will make your customers look else ware.
In general as long as there are customers buying parts, we keep making them.
I hope so, I like your parts and thank you for the update as it has answered my question.
Hi,
If incase you are not interested to go with NRND parts then please consider other ADC chips such as the ADV7403, ADV7842, or ADV7850, as they offer additional features and functionalities.
Thanks,
Poornima S