Replacement parts for SPL06-001 and CUM0805-15FR010?

[ConiKost]

Unfortunately JLCPCB cannot get anymore the parts SPL06-001 and CUM0805-15FR010. As for SPL06-001, they could get it, if you buy at minimum 10000pcs, which is way to much. But it looks like, that this part is EOL. Also part CUM0805-15FR010 cannot be bought and they also cannot get a quotation.

Are there any recommended replacement parts, if possible?

[patrick246]

I'm currently ordering too. I found some SPL06-001 from someone selling their parts. Minimum preorder volume for me is 14, not 10k. @LeoDJ found STE0805MW75R010F as a replacement for CUM0805-15FR010. It has a lower power rating, but should work.

[ConiKost]

I found some SPL06-001 from someone selling their parts. Minimum preorder volume for me is 14, not 10k.

Sure? Because JLCPCB also says 14pcs at minimum, but after order, the can't get them, as 10000pcs is minimum. But JLCPCB still lists 14pcs as order minimum..

[patrick246]

I haven't actually gone through with ordering, as JLC suggested someone selling their idle parts.

There still seem to be some available.

[TobleMiner]

Hey!
At first glance the GZP6816D seems to be a suitable replacement (footprint compatible as far as I can tell!) for the SPL06-001. However I have never tested that sensor before so it might be that there are some unforeseen issues and it will require a bit of software work for sure.

For the 10mR shunt any 0805 10mR resistor will work fine. I would recommend keeping the tolerance to a maximum of 1% so that the battery capacity measurement results stay reasonably accurate. STE0805MW75R010F is a suitable replacement.

[ConiKost]

JLC also replied to me today with following parts should be compatible as replacement:
SPL06-001: C83291 and C22388663
CUM0805-15FR010: C163089, C601083 and C346480

Any opinion on that?

[TobleMiner]

Oh, those are nice finds!
Especially the WF282A (C22388663) seems to be fully compatible with the SPL06-001. The BMP280 is somewhat similar in capabilities but not fully compatible.
The shunts are fine, too.