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The WG50SAD9SY-D54 is a rectangular MIL Spec connector from the AirBorn W Series, manufactured by Molex. It features 50 positions arranged in 3 rows with socket contacts. Designed for board mount applications, it utilizes through-hole termination and straight mounting angles. The housing is constructed from Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS), while contacts are made of copper alloy with gold plating. Key electrical ratings include a current capacity of 5 A, voltage rating of 1 kV, and insulation resistance of 5 GOhms. It operates within a temperature range of -65 C to +125 C, adheres to MIL-DTL-55302 standards, and uses a 2.54 mm pitch.
Verify the specific suffix D54 against official Molex/AirBorn documentation to confirm exact mechanical variations or compliance certifications. Ensure compatibility with mating plugs regarding contact gender and row configuration. Cross-reference the MIL-DTL-55302 standard requirements with your system's environmental constraints before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a 50-position, 3-row receptacle is required for MIL-Spec environments. Confirm that the 2.54 mm pitch aligns with PCB layout constraints. Verify that the 5 A current rating per contact meets circuit demands. Ensure the straight through-hole termination style matches the assembly process capabilities.
This part belongs to the AirBorn W Series, a line of rectangular connectors designed for demanding applications. The series offers various position counts and row configurations. The WG50SAD9SY-D54 specifically addresses needs for medium-density connections requiring robust mechanical and electrical performance under strict regulatory standards.
Check for equivalents listed under MIL-DTL-55302. Verify pinout and dimensional compatibility with existing mating hardware. Consult manufacturer cross-reference guides for direct replacements.

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