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The AirBorn VSM-08-50-080-50-03-L is a vertical board stacking connector from the verSI series, designed for high-density PCB applications. It features a 1.27 mm pitch and comprises 8 rows with 50 columns, providing 400 total positions. The component utilizes a male pin interface with gold plating and terminates via through-hole technology. It supports an 8 mm board spacing configuration and operates within a temperature range of -55 °C to +125 °C.
Verify the specific termination style suffix against the official datasheet, as the 'L' suffix denotes a locking screw option which may differ from standard configurations. Confirm compliance requirements such as RoHS status directly with the manufacturer or authorized distributor, as availability and regulatory status can vary by production batch. Ensure the selected variant matches the required board thickness and guide pin specifications for proper mechanical alignment.
Select this connector when a vertical male interface is required for board stacking with a 1.27 mm pitch. The 8-row by 50-column configuration provides 400 circuits suitable for high-density designs. Verify that the through-hole termination aligns with the PCB fabrication capabilities and that the locking screw option meets the mechanical retention needs of the assembly.
This component belongs to the AirBorn verSI series, which offers rectangular MIL-DTL-83513 connectors. The series supports various row and column combinations with standardized 1.27 mm pitch. The VSM designation specifically indicates a vertical plug configuration, distinguishing it from receptacle or right-angle variants within the broader product family.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Cross-referencing requires matching the exact row/column count, pitch, termination style, and locking mechanism specifications.

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