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The 100P2315-2A-37-01-L40-SWITZERLANDP is a coaxial connector manufactured by TE Connectivity Aerospace, Defense and Marine. It belongs to the 100P series, designed for high-reliability interconnect applications in demanding environments. The component features a specific shell size and contact configuration suitable for aerospace and defense systems. It is engineered to maintain signal integrity under harsh conditions, supporting critical mission-critical sub-systems where rugged performance is essential.
Verify part authenticity through authorized TE Connectivity distributors. Confirm RoHS status and export control classifications (ECCN) prior to procurement. Check for obsolescence notices or PCNs affecting availability. Ensure compatibility with mating connectors in existing assemblies. Validate environmental ratings against specific operational requirements before finalizing orders.
Select this connector based on its specific series designation and environmental ruggedness. Consider the operating temperature range and material compatibility with adjacent components. Evaluate the mechanical interface requirements for installation type and coupling mechanism. Ensure the connector meets the specific military or VG standards required by the application design.
This component is part of TE Connectivity's portfolio for military and defense connectivity solutions. It aligns with industry standards for high-performance materials and reliable interconnectivity. The 100P series is recognized for its durability in space, missile defense, and ground vehicle applications, providing robust connectivity for critical electronic systems.
Check for direct substitute part numbers within the 100P series that may offer updated configurations. Verify cross-reference data from official TE Connectivity documentation. Ensure any replacement maintains identical electrical and mechanical specifications. Consult manufacturer guidelines for approved alternates to guarantee system compatibility.

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