TE Connectivity 1-650930-4 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The TE Connectivity 1-650930-4 is a 96-position DIN plug connector with male pins, gold-plated contacts, and through-hole termination. This connector is classified as obsolete, which necessitates identification of equivalent substitute components for ongoing design support and procurement. The part operates across the -55°C to 125°C temperature range and features press-fit termination with UL94 V-0 flammability rating. Substitute parts must maintain electrical and mechanical compatibility while accommodating the transition from plug to header connector types within the DIN backplane connector category.

Substiute Parts

1-650930-4

TE Connectivity AMP ConnectorsIn Stock: 11161-650930-4 Datasheet

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86094640896755LF

Amphenol ICC (FCI)In Stock: 118386094640896755LF Datasheet

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86094647894765E1LF

Amphenol ICC (FCI)In Stock: 82586094647894765E1LF Datasheet

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86094647896765LF

Amphenol ICC (FCI)In Stock: 115886094647896765LF Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts for the TE Connectivity 1-650930-4 are selected based on strict electrical and mechanical parameter alignment. The primary substitution criteria include:

Electrical Compatibility Parameters:

• 96-position connector configuration
• 64 positions loaded
• 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch spacing
• 3-row arrangement
• Style R designation
• Gold contact finish
• Operating temperature range -55°C to 125°C
• UL94 V-0 flammability rating

Mechanical Compatibility Parameters:

• Through-hole mounting type
• Level/Class rating (Class 1 or Class 2)
• Polyester-based insulation material

The substitute parts identified are header connectors from the Amphenol ICC (FCI) 8609 series. While the main part is a plug connector and substitutes are header connectors, both connector types operate within the same DIN backplane connector ecosystem and share identical pin configurations, pitch, row count, and electrical specifications. The transition from plug to header represents a standard design accommodation in backplane applications where mating connector pairs are required.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Primary Substitute: 86094640896755LF

This part provides the closest functional equivalence to the TE Connectivity 1-650930-4. Both components share identical electrical specifications including 96-position configuration, 0.100" pitch, 3-row arrangement, and Class 2 rating. The 86094640896755LF maintains press-fit termination matching the original part and operates across the same temperature range. This part is currently active in production status and carries RoHS compliance certification. The transition from plug to header connector type is standard within DIN backplane connector applications and does not compromise electrical or mechanical compatibility.

Secondary Substitutes: 86094647894765E1LF and 86094647896765LF

Both parts provide electrical compatibility with identical 96-position, 0.100" pitch, and 3-row specifications. These components differ from the primary substitute in two aspects: they employ solder termination rather than press-fit, and they carry Class 1 rating rather than Class 2. Both parts are active in production and maintain RoHS compliance. The solder termination requires design accommodation in PCB layout and assembly processes. These parts are suitable for applications where solder termination is preferred or required by design specifications.

Compliance Considerations:

All substitute parts maintain UL94 V-0 flammability rating and MSL 1 (Unlimited) moisture sensitivity level, ensuring compliance with the original part's environmental and safety certifications. The transition from ROHS3 to RoHS compliance represents an acceptable regulatory upgrade. Two of the three substitute parts carry REACH Affected status, which requires verification against specific application regulatory requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the header connector substitutes directly replace the plug connector in existing designs?

A: Header connectors and plug connectors are complementary components within DIN backplane connector systems. Direct replacement requires the mating connector to be changed from a socket to a plug configuration. The electrical and mechanical specifications remain compatible; only the connector orientation and mating interface change.

Q: What is the difference between press-fit and solder termination in these substitutes?

A: The main part (1-650930-4) and the primary substitute (86094640896755LF) use press-fit termination, which inserts connector leads directly into plated through-holes without solder. The secondary substitutes (86094647894765E1LF and 86094647896765LF) use solder termination, requiring the connector leads to be soldered to PCB pads. Press-fit termination offers faster assembly; solder termination provides enhanced mechanical retention.

Q: Are there differences in Class ratings between the main part and substitutes?

A: The main part carries Class 2 rating. The primary substitute (86094640896755LF) also carries Class 2 rating. The secondary substitutes carry Class 1 rating. Class ratings define contact retention and electrical performance specifications. Class 1 represents a lower performance tier than Class 2. Substitution from Class 2 to Class 1 requires verification that application requirements do not mandate Class 2 performance.

Q: What packaging differences exist between the main part and substitutes?

A: The main part is supplied in bulk packaging. All three substitute parts are supplied in tray packaging. Tray packaging provides improved component protection and handling during storage and assembly compared to bulk packaging.

Q: Are all substitute parts currently available for procurement?

A: The main part (1-650930-4) is obsolete. All three substitute parts carry active product status and are available for new procurement. Inventory levels are documented as 1,046 pieces for the main part (existing stock only) and 1,075, 771, and 1,133 pieces respectively for the three substitute parts.

Q: Do the substitute parts maintain the same operating temperature range?

A: Yes. All substitute parts operate across the identical -55°C to 125°C temperature range as the main part, ensuring thermal compatibility in equivalent applications.

Q: What is the significance of REACH Affected status on two of the substitute parts?

A: Two substitute parts (86094647894765E1LF and 86094647896765LF) carry REACH Affected status, while the main part carries REACH Unaffected status. REACH Affected status indicates the component contains substances regulated under the REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals) directive. Applications subject to REACH compliance requirements must verify that these substitute parts meet specific regulatory thresholds for their intended use.