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Molex 1713951807 — Specialty Circular

Molex Impel 1713951807 Backplane Header, 0.075" Pitch

MPN1713951807
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Molex Impel 171395 series, 1713951807, Header, Male Pins and Blades, 0.075" (1.90 mm) pitch, 8 columns, 48 differential pairs, press-fit, through hole, shielded, gold 30.0 µ" contact finish, 150 V, UL94 V-0, black.

$14.8600Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Jul 2026

Specifications

1713951807 specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesImpel 171395
MountingThrough Hole
Connector typeHeader, Male Pins and Blades
Voltage rating150V
Connector usageBackplane
Operating temperature-55°C ~ 85°C
ColorBlack
Material flammability ratingUL94 V-0
Pitch0.075\" (1.90mm)
PackageBox
FeaturesShielded
TerminationPress-Fit
Contact finishGold
Number of columns8
Contact layout, typical48 Differential Pairs
Contact finish thickness30.0µin (0.76µm)
PositionsAll

Product details

The Molex 1713951807 is an Impel backplane header — a shielded, press-fit male pin-and-blade connector built for high-density differential-pair routing on a backplane midplane. It sits in the Impel 171395 series, carrying 8 columns that map to 48 differential pairs in a typical layout, all positions loaded. Integral shielding contains crosstalk between adjacent columns, which is the limiting factor at this pitch for 25+ Gbps signalling.

Press-fit termination means no solder — the compliant pin cold-forms into the plated through-hole, which is the standard termination for high-layer-count backplanes where wave solder defects and rework are unacceptable. The 150 V rating is the voltage withstand between adjacent contacts at the 0.075" pitch — it matches the common midplane power rail voltage in telecom and data-centre equipment.

Frequently asked questions

What is the exact pitch and voltage rating of 1713951807?

The pitch is 0.075" (1.90 mm) and the voltage rating is 150 V.

Is the Molex 1713951807 shielded?

Yes, the connector includes integral shielding to contain crosstalk between differential-pair columns.