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TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 5050871-5 — PCB Pin Sockets

5050871-5 TE Connectivity PCB Pin Socket, Closed Bottom

MPN5050871-5
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TE Connectivity AMP Series 5 PCB pin socket, closed bottom, accepts 0.042"-0.049" pin diameter, gold 30µin over beryllium copper, solder termination, no tail, bulk pack.

$0.9200Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
Series5
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Specifications

5050871-5 specifications
ParameterValue
Series5
Tail typeNo Tail
Mounting hole diameter0.101\" ~ 0.103\" (2.57mm ~ 2.62mm)
Operating temperature-65°C ~ 126°C
Socket depth0.275\" (6.99mm)
Contact materialBeryllium Copper
PackageBulk
FeaturesClosed Bottom
TerminationSolder
Contact finishGold
Flange diameter0.118\" (3.00mm)
Length - overall0.288\" (7.32mm)
Accepts pin diameter0.042\" ~ 0.049\" (1.07mm ~ 1.24mm)
Contact finish thickness30.0µin (0.76µm)

Product details

Pin socket for component leads and test points

This TE Connectivity AMP Series 5 pin socket (5050871-5) is a closed-bottom receptacle designed to accept round pins from 0.042" to 0.049" diameter. The closed bottom prevents solder from wicking into the socket during wave or hand soldering, which keeps the contact beam clean and the pin insertion force consistent. With a socket depth of 0.275" and overall length of 0.288", the pin seats fully without bottoming out on the board surface.

Comparing gold vs tin finish options

Gold gives lower and more stable contact resistance over many cycles — important if the socket sees frequent pin insertions in a field-service or test application. Tin is cheaper but wears faster and can oxidize in high-humidity environments. For a one-time solder-in application, tin is adequate; for repeated mating, the gold version is the right call. The closed-bottom feature on 5050871-5 and 5050871-8 keeps solder out; the open-bottom siblings (5050871-1 and 5050871-6) allow flux residue or solder to enter the socket cavity, which can interfere with pin insertion in dense boards.

Frequently asked questions

What pin diameter does 5050871-5 accept?

It accepts pin diameters from 0.042" to 0.049" (1.07mm to 1.24mm). This covers common component leads and test probe pins within that range.

What is the difference between 5050871-5 and 5050871-1?

Both are gold-plated (30.0µin) beryllium copper sockets with the same pin diameter range and dimensions. The key difference: 5050871-5 has a closed bottom, while 5050871-1 has an open bottom. Choose closed bottom if you need to prevent solder from entering the socket during wave soldering.