1-1734451-1

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PC card sockets are one of the many types of memory connectors used to form a reliable connection between computer components. In particular, PC card sockets (also known as PCMCIA sockets) are used to interface with PCMCIA cards (also known as PC cards). These cards are a perfect way to easily add additional components to a computer system, such as internal hard drives and low-end network cards.

The model 1-173445-1 PC card socket, also referred to as a “Type I” PCMCIA socket, is a connector used to provide a high-speed data link between two electronic components. It operates in a three-row configuration, which means it has three rows of pins that connect between the two components. These pins are arranged in 36 groups, with each group containing 4 pins. This particular model has an insertion depth of 51.1mm and a card contact thickness of 0.28mm.

The specific application for the 1-173445-1 PC card socket is mainly for use with low-end PC cards, such as what is used for lower-end network cards. This type of connector is typically used in digital video camcorders, scanners, and other devices that require a high-speed connection.

In terms of working principle, the 1-173445-1 PC card socket operates with a contact system based on spring-loaded contacts. This means that when the card is inserted, the contacts move to accommodate for the different thickness of the card. The spring-loaded contacts then form an electrical link between the card and the socket, allowing for data transmission between the two.

The 1-173445-1 PC card socket is an ideal choice for those who need a reliable connection between their PC card and their computer system. Its robust design ensures a secure connection, while its low-profile design ensures a neat installation. With its easy installation, this particular PC card socket makes the connection process a breeze.

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