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Hirose Electric Co Ltd MS-162A — RF / Coaxial Connectors

MS-162A Coaxial Switch Receptacle, 50 Ohm, 10 GHz, Obsolete

MPNMS-162A
Obsolete

Hirose MS-162A coaxial switch receptacle, 50 Ohm, 4mm plug diameter, SMT, gold body, 10 GHz, 12000 cycles, internal switch, Tape & Reel.

$2.2000Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Jul 2026

Specifications

MS-162A key specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesMS-162A
MountingSurface Mount
Connector typeCoaxial Switch - 4mm Plug Dia
Fastening typeSnap-On
Frequency - max10 GHz
Operating temperature-40°C ~ 85°C
Body materialBrass
Housing colorGold
Dielectric materialPolyamide (PA), Nylon
Center contact materialBeryllium Copper
PackageTape & Reel (TR)
FeaturesInternal Switch

All specifications

MS-162A additional specifications
ParameterValue
Impedance50 Ohms
Body finishGold
Mating cycles12000
Number of ports1
Shield terminationSolder
Contact terminationSolder
Center contact platingGold

Product details

Coaxial Switch Receptacle for RF Signal Routing

The Hirose MS-162A is a surface-mount coaxial switch receptacle with a 4 mm plug diameter, designed for RF signal routing in compact modules. The internal switch feature allows it to redirect the signal path — typically used for antenna diversity, transmit/receive switching, or test-port isolation in wireless infrastructure and instrumentation. The gold-plated brass body and beryllium copper centre contact, both gold plated, give this receptacle corrosion resistance and consistent ground-path shielding over 12000 mating cycles — a cycle count that points to test-equipment or frequent-mate duty rather than a permanent install.

This is a single-port female socket receptacle with a 4 mm plug diameter. It mates with a snap-on coaxial plug of the same diameter. The surface-mount package is supplied in Tape & Reel for automated pick-and-place assembly.

Frequently asked questions

What is the replacement for MS-162A?

Because MS-162A is obsolete, engineers and buyers need an alternative to continue production.

Is MS-162A obsolete?

Buyers need to know the lifecycle status to plan for end-of-life and sourcing decisions.

What are the specifications of MS-162A?

Engineers must verify fit, impedance, mounting type, and mating cycles for design validation.

Where to buy MS-162A?

Sourcing buyers need to find available inventory from distributors or brokers for BOM fulfillment.

What is the impedance of MS-162A?

Design engineers require impedance data for RF and signal integrity applications.

What is the pinout of MS-162A?

Engineers need to confirm the connector's contact arrangement for proper circuit integration.