Obsolete microcontrollers, sourced and inspected
When an MCU is discontinued, the firmware, certification and board layout built around it rarely move with it. Redesign is often the most expensive option.
Emporra sources end-of-life microcontrollers through a vetted global supplier network. Send a part number or your BOM — we respond within one business day.
- Vetted global supplier network
- Written inspection report
- One Danish counterparty
Find a component
Enter a part number or upload your BOM — we'll search our network and come back with sourcing options.
MCU families we source
8-, 16- and 32-bit microcontrollers across legacy and current families, including:
- STM32 / STM8
- PIC
- AVR
- MSP430
- NXP LPC / Kinetis
- Renesas RX / H8 / RL78
- Infineon XMC / C166
Where MCU sourcing goes wrong
Remarking
How inspection addresses it
Marking permanency and surface checks under magnification reveal blacktopped or re-lasered parts.
Reused or refurbished parts
How inspection addresses it
Lead and pin condition, oxidation and solder residue are inspected for signs of prior assembly.
Pre-programmed or locked parts
How inspection addresses it
Flag blank-part requirements on your RFQ; programming state can be verified on request.
Date code and packaging mismatches
How inspection addresses it
Labels, reels, trays and date codes are checked for consistency against the manufacturer's format.
New to obsolescence management? Read our practical guide.
Inspected before it ships
Every part we ship is inspected before shipment to a published counterfeit-avoidance standard — IDEA-STD-1010-B or SAE AS6171 — and arrives with a written inspection report.
Deeper analysis — X-ray, decapsulation, electrical testing — is available on request. No minimum order quantity.
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Tell us what you need
We search our vetted global supplier network and come back with sourcing options and provenance. No databases — real people, real network.
Looking for a discontinued MCU?
Send the part number or your BOM. We come back with sourcing options, provenance and inspection scope.
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