HARTING 09563515513 D-Sub High Density 44 Position Receptacle Connector

Part Overview

The HARTING 09563515513 is a 44 position D-Sub high density receptacle connector with female sockets, designed for through-hole solder termination. This connector features a mating side female screwlock and is constructed with nickel-plated steel shell and gold or gold-palladium plated contacts. The part is currently active in production with 734 units in stock.

Alternative models may be required due to inventory constraints, specific compliance requirements, packaging preferences, or operational temperature range specifications for particular applications.

Substiute Parts

09563515513

HARTINGIn Stock: 75909563515513 Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

208874-1

TE Connectivity Aerospace, Defense and MarineIn Stock: 1014208874-1 Datasheet

MFR RecommendedRFQ

Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

The TE Connectivity 208874-1 qualifies as a substitute based on the following critical parameters that remain consistent:

• 44 position D-Sub high density receptacle configuration
• Female sockets connector type
• 3 row arrangement with DB/B high density shell size
• Through-hole solder termination method
• Signal contact type classification

Substitution is valid where the following parameter variations are acceptable for the application:

• Current rating increase from 2A to 5A (higher capacity)
• Operating temperature range expansion from -40°C ~ 85°C to -55°C ~ 125°C (wider range)
• Shell finish change from nickel plated to cadmium plated
• Contact material change from copper alloy to copper nickel alloy
• Flange feature difference (mating side female screwlock versus housing/shell unthreaded)
• Packaging format change from tray to bulk
• RoHS compliance status change from ROHS3 compliant to non-compliant

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Selection between these parts depends on specific application requirements:

The HARTING 09563515513 is the appropriate choice for applications requiring ROHS3 compliance and operating within the -40°C to 85°C temperature range with 2A current capacity.

The TE Connectivity 208874-1 is suitable for applications that can accommodate RoHS non-compliance, require extended temperature operation from -55°C to 125°C, or need higher current capacity at 5A. This part is designated as part of the AMPLIMITE 90 series and carries aerospace, defense, and marine classification.

Both parts maintain identical mechanical and electrical interface compatibility as 44 position D-Sub high density receptacles with through-hole solder termination.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Are these connectors mechanically interchangeable?

A: Yes. Both connectors share identical 44 position D-Sub high density receptacle configuration with 3 rows and through-hole solder termination, ensuring mechanical compatibility in standard D-Sub applications.

Q: What is the primary difference in current handling capability?

A: The HARTING part is rated at 2A while the TE Connectivity substitute is rated at 5A. Selection depends on circuit current requirements.

Q: Can the TE Connectivity 208874-1 be used in applications requiring RoHS3 compliance?

A: No. The TE Connectivity part is RoHS non-compliant. Applications with RoHS3 compliance requirements must use the HARTING 09563515513.

Q: What temperature range considerations apply to substitution?

A: The HARTING part operates from -40°C to 85°C. The TE Connectivity substitute extends this to -55°C to 125°C. Substitution is valid only if the application operates within both ranges or if the extended range of the substitute is acceptable.

Q: How do the shell finishes differ?

A: The HARTING part features nickel plating while the TE Connectivity part uses cadmium plating. Both provide corrosion protection with different material properties.

Q: What packaging format differences exist?

A: The HARTING part is supplied in tray packaging while the TE Connectivity substitute comes in bulk packaging. This affects handling and storage but not connector function.

Q: Are contact material differences significant?

A: The HARTING part uses copper alloy contacts while the TE Connectivity part uses copper nickel alloy. Both materials support the specified current ratings and operating temperatures.