A-SL127-DG-Z50MP1

Headers, Male Pins Overview

The A-SL127-DG-Z50MP1 is a board connector manufactured by ASSMANN WSW Components. It features 50 contacts arranged in two rows with male pin headers. The connector utilizes a 1.27 mm pitch and employs straight surface mount terminals for PCB attachment. The design includes locking mechanisms to ensure secure mating. Contacts are stamped and tin-plated, suitable for standard electronic interconnections.

Headers, Male Pins Feature Summary

• Dual row male pin header configuration
• Surface mount solder terminal technology
• Integrated locking mechanism for stability

Headers, Male Pins Applications

• General purpose board-to-board connections
• Electronic device internal wiring
• Consumer electronics assemblies

Headers, Male Pins Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix MP1 against official manufacturer documentation to confirm package type and plating specifications. Ensure compatibility with mating receptacles regarding pitch and contact count. Request current datasheets to validate environmental ratings and mechanical durability metrics before finalizing procurement orders.

Headers, Male Pins Selection Notes

Select this component when a dual-row male header with surface mount capability is required. The 1.27 mm pitch suits high-density applications. Verify that the tin plating meets corrosion resistance requirements for the intended operating environment. Confirm that the locking feature aligns with assembly constraints.

Headers, Male Pins Part Context

This part belongs to the A-SL127 series of board connectors from ASSMANN WSW Components. The series offers various contact counts and configurations. The DG designation typically indicates gold or tin plating options within the product line. This specific model represents a mid-range contact count variant designed for reliable surface mounting.

Headers, Male Pins Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes must match the 1.27 mm pitch, 50-contact count, dual-row male configuration, and surface mount termination style. Verify identical locking mechanisms and housing dimensions to ensure mechanical interchangeability without modifying the printed circuit board layout.