TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 1059465-1 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 1059465-1 is an OSP Mini Connector Jack, Female Socket rated at 50 Ohms for panel mount, snap-in applications. This coaxial RF connector is designed for RG-402 semi-rigid cable termination with a maximum frequency rating of 22 GHz and operating temperature range of -65°C to 125°C. The part is classified as obsolete, making identification of equivalent substitute components necessary for ongoing system support, maintenance, and new design implementations where this connector type is specified.

Substiute Parts

1059465-1

TE Connectivity AMP ConnectorsIn Stock: 10741059465-1 Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

1742-6002

Amphenol SV MicrowaveIn Stock: 8991742-6002 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution of the TE Connectivity 1059465-1 is determined by strict alignment of the following electrical and mechanical parameters:

Critical Matching Parameters:

• Connector Type: Jack, Female Socket configuration
• Impedance: 50 Ohms
• Mounting Type: Panel Mount, Snap-In
• Fastening Type: Snap-On
• Cable Group: RG-402 compatibility
• Shield Termination: Solder
• Center Contact Material: Beryllium Copper
• Body Material: Stainless Steel
• Dielectric Material: PTFE
• Mating Cycles: 5000 minimum

Acceptable Variation Parameters:

• Frequency - Max: Substitute must meet or exceed 18 GHz minimum
• Operating Temperature: Substitute must support minimum -65°C to 125°C range or equivalent
• Connector Style: Different connector series acceptable if all electrical and mechanical parameters align
• Product Status: Active status preferred for ongoing availability

The Amphenol SV Microwave 1742-6002 meets all critical matching parameters and acceptable variation thresholds, qualifying it as a direct functional substitute.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Primary Substitute: Amphenol SV Microwave 1742-6002

The Amphenol SV Microwave 1742-6002 is the qualified substitute for the obsolete TE Connectivity 1059465-1. Selection rationale is based on the following factors:

Compliance and Regulatory Status:

• Both parts maintain RoHS compliance (original RoHS Compliant; substitute ROHS3 Compliant)
• Both parts share identical ECCN (EAR99) and HTSUS (8536.69.4010) classifications
• Substitute part is REACH Unaffected, eliminating potential regulatory exposure

Product Availability:

• Original part is classified as obsolete with limited inventory (977 Pcs)
• Substitute part maintains active product status with current inventory (812 Pcs)
• Active status ensures long-term availability for production and field replacement

Electrical and Mechanical Compatibility:

• All critical parameters align: 50 Ohm impedance, Jack Female Socket configuration, Panel Mount Snap-In mounting, Solder shield termination
• Material specifications match: Beryllium Copper center contact, Stainless Steel body, Gold plating, PTFE dielectric
• Mechanical durability equivalent: 5000 mating cycles rating maintained

Frequency Consideration:

• Substitute rated to 18 GHz versus original 22 GHz maximum frequency
• For applications operating at or below 18 GHz, the substitute provides full functional equivalence
• Applications requiring operation above 18 GHz require evaluation against actual system frequency requirements

Cable Compatibility:

• Both connectors support RG-402 cable group
• Original specifies semi-rigid cable; substitute specifies flexible cable
• Mechanical interface remains compatible; cable type selection depends on application routing requirements

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the Amphenol SV Microwave 1742-6002 directly replace the TE Connectivity 1059465-1 in all applications?

A: The Amphenol part provides direct functional replacement for applications operating at frequencies up to 18 GHz. The original part is rated to 22 GHz. Applications requiring operation above 18 GHz must verify that the substitute's frequency rating meets system requirements. All other electrical and mechanical parameters are equivalent.

Q: What is the difference between semi-rigid and flexible RG-402 cable compatibility?

A: Both the original and substitute connectors are compatible with RG-402 cable group (.141" diameter). The original specifies semi-rigid cable; the substitute specifies flexible cable. The connector mechanical interface remains identical. Cable selection depends on application routing and installation requirements rather than connector compatibility.

Q: Are there any regulatory or compliance differences between these parts?

A: Both parts are RoHS compliant and share identical ECCN and HTSUS classifications. The substitute (1742-6002) is REACH Unaffected, while the original part is REACH Affected. For applications subject to REACH regulations, the substitute eliminates potential compliance considerations.

Q: What is the inventory status of each part?

A: The original TE Connectivity 1059465-1 is classified as obsolete with 977 pieces in current stock. The Amphenol SV Microwave 1742-6002 maintains active product status with 812 pieces in current stock. Active status provides assurance of continued availability for future orders.

Q: Are the mating cycle ratings equivalent?

A: Both connectors are rated for 5000 mating cycles, providing equivalent mechanical durability and expected service life under normal connection/disconnection usage.

Q: What are the operating temperature specifications for each part?

A: The original TE Connectivity part is rated -65°C to 125°C. Operating temperature data for the Amphenol substitute was not provided in the specification. For applications with temperature extremes, verify the substitute's operating temperature range against system requirements.

Q: Can these connectors be used interchangeably in existing assemblies?

A: Yes, for applications operating at frequencies up to 18 GHz. The connectors share identical panel mount snap-in mechanical interfaces, 50 Ohm impedance, and solder shield termination. Physical installation and electrical performance are equivalent within the frequency rating of the substitute part.

Q: What is the difference between the connector styles (OSP Mini versus BMA)?

A: The original part uses OSP Mini connector style; the substitute uses BMA connector style. Despite different series designations, both connectors meet identical electrical specifications (50 Ohm impedance, Jack Female Socket configuration) and mechanical requirements (Panel Mount Snap-In). The different style names reflect manufacturer series classifications rather than functional differences.