TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 1470511-1 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 1470511-1 is an MCX Connector Jack with female socket configuration, designed for 50 Ohm coaxial RF applications. This connector features right-angle through-hole solder termination for PCB mounting and operates across a frequency range up to 6 GHz with an operating temperature range of -65°C to 165°C.

The product carries an obsolete status, making identification of equivalent and substitute parts essential for ongoing design support, maintenance, and component procurement. Obsolete components require functional equivalents to ensure system continuity and design compatibility.

Substiute Parts

1470511-1

TE Connectivity AMP ConnectorsIn Stock: 10001470511-1 Datasheet

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1470511-1

TE Connectivity AMP ConnectorsIn Stock: 10001470511-1 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution of the TE Connectivity 1470511-1 MCX connector jack is determined by strict equivalence across the following critical parameters:

Connector Interface Parameters:

• Connector style must be MCX
• Connector type must be Jack, Female Socket
• Impedance must be 50 Ohms

Electrical Performance Parameters:

• Frequency maximum rating must support 6 GHz operation
• Voltage rating must meet or exceed 335 V
• Insertion loss must not exceed 0.1 dB
• Mating cycles must support minimum 500 cycles

Mechanical and Termination Parameters:

• Mounting type must be Through Hole, Right Angle
• Contact termination must be Solder
• Shield termination must be Solder
• Fastening type must be Snap-On

Environmental and Compliance Parameters:

• Operating temperature range must encompass -65°C to 165°C
• Moisture Sensitivity Level must be 1 (Unlimited)
• Number of ports must be 1

Substitute parts must match all specified parameters without deviation. No parameter relaxation or tolerance adjustment is permitted for functional equivalence.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The TE Connectivity 1470511-1 MCX connector jack is classified as obsolete. The parametric equivalent identified maintains identical electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications across all critical performance parameters.

Compliance Considerations:

Both the main part and its parametric equivalent carry RoHS non-compliant status and REACH Affected designation. Design teams must evaluate regulatory requirements within their specific application context and geographic market. The Moisture Sensitivity Level of 1 (Unlimited) indicates no moisture sensitivity constraints during storage and handling.

Product Status Impact:

The obsolete status of this component necessitates component lifecycle planning. Procurement of available inventory should be evaluated against long-term supply requirements. The parametric equivalent maintains full functional compatibility for direct substitution in existing designs without circuit modification or re-qualification.

Electrical Performance:

The 50 Ohm impedance, 6 GHz maximum frequency rating, 335 V voltage rating, and 0.1 dB insertion loss specifications are maintained across equivalent parts. These parameters ensure signal integrity and RF performance consistency in coaxial RF applications.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What defines a parametric equivalent for the TE Connectivity 1470511-1 MCX connector jack?

A: A parametric equivalent must match all specified electrical, mechanical, and environmental parameters without deviation. This includes connector style (MCX), connector type (Jack, Female Socket), impedance (50 Ohms), mounting configuration (Through Hole, Right Angle), termination method (Solder), frequency rating (6 GHz), operating temperature range (-65°C to 165°C), voltage rating (335 V), and mating cycle rating (500 cycles).

Q: Can the 1470511-1 be substituted with a different MCX connector jack from another manufacturer?

A: Substitution with alternative manufacturer parts is only valid if all specified parameters are matched exactly. The connector style, impedance, mounting type, termination method, frequency rating, voltage rating, operating temperature range, and mating cycle specification must be identical. Partial parameter matching does not constitute functional equivalence.

Q: What is the significance of the 50 Ohm impedance specification?

A: The 50 Ohm impedance is a critical RF parameter that determines signal transmission characteristics in coaxial applications. Substitution with connectors of different impedance values will result in signal reflection, impedance mismatch, and degraded RF performance. The 50 Ohm specification must be maintained for functional compatibility.

Q: Does the RoHS non-compliant status affect substitution eligibility?

A: The RoHS non-compliant status is a regulatory classification that applies to both the main part and its parametric equivalent. This status does not affect electrical or mechanical substitution eligibility. However, design teams must evaluate regulatory compliance requirements for their specific application and market jurisdiction.

Q: What does the Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) of 1 indicate?

A: MSL 1 (Unlimited) indicates that the component has no moisture sensitivity constraints. This classification permits unlimited storage time at any humidity level without requiring special moisture control measures or baking procedures prior to soldering.

Q: Is the right-angle mounting configuration critical for substitution?

A: Yes. The right-angle mounting type is a mechanical specification that determines PCB layout compatibility and connector orientation. Substitution with straight-through or other mounting configurations will result in physical incompatibility with existing PCB designs and cannot be used as direct replacements.

Q: What is the operational significance of the 500 mating cycle rating?

A: The 500 mating cycle specification defines the mechanical durability of the connector under repeated connection and disconnection. This parameter must be maintained in substitute parts to ensure equivalent mechanical reliability and service life in applications requiring connector cycling.

Q: Can the 1470511-1 be used in applications requiring higher frequency operation than 6 GHz?

A: No. The 6 GHz maximum frequency rating is a performance specification that defines the upper frequency limit for this connector. Use in applications exceeding this frequency will result in increased insertion loss, signal degradation, and RF performance degradation. Substitute parts must maintain this frequency specification.