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The VSRAF-05-10-50-06-N is a rectangular MIL-Spec connector from the AirBorn verSI series, manufactured by Molex. It functions as a receptacle with 50 positions arranged in a single row of 10 columns. The component utilizes through-hole termination and features right-angle mounting for board integration. Contacts are female sockets with gold plating, designed for reliable signal transmission. The unit operates within a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C and complies with MIL-DTL-83513 standards.
Verify the specific suffix codes against official Molex documentation to confirm exact pin count, orientation, and termination style. Ensure compatibility with mating plugs regarding shell size and contact arrangement. Confirm RoHS compliance status and lead times directly with authorized distributors, as availability may vary by region.
Select this part when a right-angle, single-row receptacle with through-hole pins is required. Verify that the 50-position capacity matches the circuit density needs. Ensure the operating environment stays within the specified -55°C to +125°C range. Check mating interface requirements against compatible male plug counterparts in the same series.
This component belongs to the AirBorn verSI series, known for high-density interconnect solutions. It adheres to MIL-DTL-83513 specifications, distinguishing it from commercial-grade connectors. The series offers various configurations including different row counts and termination styles to suit diverse board layout requirements.
Direct substitutes must match the 50-position count, right-angle orientation, and through-hole termination. Compatible alternatives include other verSI series receptacles with identical contact arrangements. Cross-reference shell sizes and jacknut types to ensure physical fitment on the target PCB.
The VSRAF-05-10-50-06-N uses female socket contacts.
Yes, the component is designed specifically for right-angle board mounting.
The maximum operating temperature is +125°C.

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