A cross-reference is a starting point for verification, not a substitute for it.
Two parts can share a footprint and differ in timing, temperature grade or drive strength. A cross-reference sheet tells you the candidate; only the datasheets tell you whether it will work in your circuit. We flag candidates and leave the decision where it belongs — with your engineer.
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