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The WG50SOR7JTB342 is a rectangular MIL-DTL-55302 series board mount receptacle manufactured by Molex / AirBorn. It features 50 positions arranged in 3 rows with female socket contacts. The connector utilizes a right-angle through-hole termination style and includes mounting ears for secure installation. Constructed with a Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) body and gold-plated copper alloy contacts, it supports a 2.54 mm pitch. The component operates within a temperature range of -65°C to +125°C.
Verify the specific suffix '342' against official manufacturer documentation to confirm exact plating thickness or environmental compliance variations. Ensure mating parts are selected from the same W Series family to maintain mechanical interface integrity. Confirm RoHS status directly with the supplier as regulatory compliance details may vary by production batch.
Select this part for applications requiring high-density connections in constrained spaces due to its right-angle form factor. The 3-row configuration allows for increased circuit density compared to 2-row alternatives. Verify that the PCB layout accommodates the through-hole tail length and mounting ear dimensions specified in the datasheet.
This component belongs to the AirBorn W Series, a line of rectangular connectors designed for demanding environments. The series offers various contact arrangements and termination styles to support diverse system integration needs while adhering to stringent military specifications for durability and performance consistency.
Compatible substitutes include WG50SOR7JTB and WG50SAD7JTB-B82, provided mechanical fit and electrical characteristics align with system requirements.
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