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The VSRAF-06-40-50-04-N is a rectangular military specification receptacle from the AirBorn Versi series, manufactured by Molex. It features a 1.27 mm (0.050 inch) pitch with a configuration of 6 rows and 40 columns, providing 240 positions. The component utilizes gold-plated female socket contacts and employs a press-fit termination method for board mounting. Designed to MIL-DTL-83513 standards, it includes fixed jacknuts suitable for maximum board thicknesses of 0.125 inches.
Verify the specific suffix 'N' against the manufacturer's current datasheet to confirm material composition and environmental ratings. Ensure compatibility with existing PCB pad layouts designed for press-fit termination. Confirm that the fixed jacknut design aligns with the assembly tooling and board thickness constraints of the target application.
Select this component when high pin count density is required within strict size limitations. The press-fit termination eliminates soldering processes, reducing thermal stress on components. Verify that the 0.050-inch pitch accommodates the necessary trace spacing for the intended electrical signals. Consider the right-angle orientation if space constraints dictate a perpendicular connection profile.
This part belongs to the AirBorn Versi family of connectors, which are engineered for demanding environments. The Versi series is known for its rugged construction and compliance with stringent military specifications. This specific model represents a high-density variant optimized for applications requiring significant I/O capacity in a small footprint.
Direct substitutes must match the 240-position count, 0.050-inch pitch, and press-fit termination. Verify that any alternative maintains the same row and column configuration to ensure mechanical fit. Cross-reference MIL-DTL-83513 compliance requirements to guarantee equivalent performance standards.
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