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MS3100EMilitary designation series cross references

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Military designation MS3100E has 1 recorded cross-reference match across 1 manufacturer. Research equivalent, alternate or similar parts using the listed candidates, and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.

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Current qualification not verified. Classification reflects the cited source, including historical or dimensional mappings. It does not establish military approval, screening level or interchangeability.

Referenced designations: MS3100E

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MS3100E series references

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ITT CANNON

CA3100E

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Technical notes

Military designation MS3100E versus ITT Cannon CA3100E:

ITT Cannon historical MIL-C-5015 MS-E/F/R/ER catalog, PDF page 10 (printed 176). Explicit MS designation-to-CA connector style reference. Series/style prefix only, not a complete purchasable part or an unconditional drop-in replacement. Match the full shell size, contact arrangement, pin/socket gender, insert orientation, termination, plating, seals, ratings and modifications before ordering. The source distinguishes class E from F (MS3106F uses CA06R and adds the coupling-nut O-ring) and class R shortened endbells; F is not applicable to MS3108. ER denotes the nylon potting-cup variant. No class, suffix or contact-layout variants have been generated. For panel parts, same-panel cutout, mounting-hole pattern, panel thickness, retention hardware and clearances remain application-specific checks; PCB compatibility is not established. Historical designation mapping does not establish current qualification/QPL status, stock or lifecycle. Threaded 5015 styles are not reverse-bayonet CA styles. Reverse lookup preserves these restrictions.

Source: ITT Cannon circular connector cross-reference and tooling tables → (Historical manufacturer catalog; current qualification not established)
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Second-degree candidates

Find additional research candidates through a shared connecting part. Each result is labeled Second-degree candidate · Unverified and shows both recorded source relationships.

Two recorded crosses do not establish a verified equivalent. Compare current specifications, interfaces, ratings, cable requirements and the same PCB footprint or panel fit before substitution. Candidate counts are separate from direct-cross and part totals.

MS3100E series comparison

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A recorded cross reference does not establish a drop-in replacement. Compare current datasheets, package or mounting dimensions, pinout, electrical ratings and operating conditions for your application. Similar parts can differ in critical specifications.

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Military designation MS3100E specifications & datasheets

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Source coverage & limitations

Counts describe recorded relationships, not stock, sales, testing or independent qualification. Manufacturer-and-part identities remain separate. Indexing dates do not establish current specifications or availability.

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