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The VSRAM-10-40-50-04-N is a vertical board-mount connector from the AirBorn verSI series, designed for high-density interconnect applications. This specific part number indicates a configuration with 40 contacts, utilizing a 0.100-inch (2.54 mm) centerline pitch. The 'RAM' designation typically refers to a right-angle or specific mounting style within the family, while the suffix '-N' often denotes a non-shielded or standard variant depending on manufacturer coding conventions. It supports PCB mounting and is suitable for motors, solenoids, and general I/O connections requiring reliable signal transmission in compact spaces.
Verify the exact pin count and orientation against the official AirBorn datasheet, as suffixes like 'N' can vary by revision. Confirm that the 40-contact configuration matches your board layout requirements. Ensure compatibility with mating connectors in the same verSI series to guarantee proper mechanical fit and electrical performance.
Select this component when a 40-position vertical connector with 0.100-inch spacing is required. Consider the verSI series if higher density or flexible mounting options are needed compared to standard rectangular connectors. Evaluate thermal and current carrying capacity requirements against the specific application load before finalizing the choice.
This part belongs to the AirBorn verSI Open-Pin Field PCB Connectors family, which offers versatile mounting styles including vertical and right-angle configurations. The series supports contact counts ranging from 40 to 500, providing scalability for various electronic assembly needs. AirBorn, now part of Molex, specializes in high-reliability interconnect solutions for demanding environments.
It indicates the connector has 40 positions or contacts.
The '-N' suffix typically suggests a non-shielded version, but verification with the specific datasheet is recommended.

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