Allicdata Part #: | 410-43-260-41-105000-ND |
Manufacturer Part#: |
410-43-260-41-105000 |
Price: | $ 11.54 |
Product Category: | Connectors, Interconnects |
Manufacturer: | Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp. |
Short Description: | STANDRD SOLDRTL DBL SKT |
More Detail: | N/A |
DataSheet: | 410-43-260-41-105000 Datasheet/PDF |
Quantity: | 1000 |
50 +: | $ 10.48670 |
Series: | * |
Part Status: | Active |
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Sockets for ICs, Transistors
Sockets are an important element in the use of electronic components, especially integrated circuits (ICs) and transistors. ICs are complex units that perform numerous tasks and require precise wiring and a safe environment to work in. Furthermore, they are designed to contain a high voltage and it is important to make sure the maintenance conditions they are kept in allow for safe operations. When installing ICs and transistors, sockets are used to provide a secure connection between the component and the other parts of the system. Sockets for ICs and transistors typically feature a housing, pins, and a socket for mounting the component.
Types of Socket Connections
Depending on the application, there are several different types of sockets available for ICs and transistors, including the single socket, dual socket, and tri-socket. The single socket can provide connecting the IC or transistor to a single connected device, such as a resistor or transistor. Dual sockets can provide two connections, allowing for the connection of two devices in parallel. The tri-socket, on the other hand, provides three connections and has a slightly higher power rating than the single or dual socket connections.
Working Principles
The principle of working for a socket is fairly straightforward. Each socket is designed to facilitate a particular type of contact to the IC or transistor. Single and dual sockets contain two pins for connection, while the tri-socket utilizes three pins. When installing the socket in a circuit, the pins of the socket are inserted into the corresponding holes of the printed circuit board (PCB). These pins are then soldered together to ensure the proper connection to the IC or transistor.
Socket Housing
The socket housing is the outer shell of a socket, which is designed to protect and secure the internal components of the socket. The socket housing typically consists of thermoplastic material that is resistant to heat and moisture. The housing will usually contain metal pins that are inserted into the printed circuit board (PCB) and the IC or transistor for connecting the socket to the device.
Socket Mounting
Socket mounting is a process used to secure the socket to the printed circuit board (PCB). There are various methods of mounting the socket, including the use of screws and clips. It is important to use the correct mounting method for the specific socket model to ensure secure connection between the IC or transistor and the other components of the system.
410-43-260-41-105000 Application Field and Working Principle
The 410-43-260-41-105000 socket is a single socket connection designed for use with integrated circuits (ICs) and transistors. This socket provides a reliable connection with two pins and utilizes a conventional mounting method with screws and clips. The 410-43-260-41-105000 socket is equipped with a hermetic thermoplastic housing that is resistant to heat, moisture, and other environmental factors that could cause poor performance or damage to the components. By securely attaching the socket to the PCB, it ensures a reliable connection with the IC or transistor for optimized performance.
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