1-2199154-3

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Memory connectors are electronic components used to establish highly reliable connections between printed circuit boards (PCBs). The most common type of memory connectors are inline module sockets that connect RAM, ROM and other memory devices to a host device. They are typically used in a variety of embedded and other applications, including embedded device interface, boot memory, general system memory, or memory expansion. While the types of these connectors may vary, they all serve the same purpose - to provide reliable signal transmission for memory devices.

1-2199154-3 Application Field and Working Principle

The 1-2199154-3 Inline Module Socket is an 8-pin memory socket designed to meet the memory requirements of many embedded and non-embedded systems. The socket is a single 8-pin connection for up to 256K x 8-bit EPROM or Flash memories. It is customizable to work with different DIP sizes, as well as various mounting hole configurations. The socket has an insulating, non-conductive polyurethane layer to protect components from any potential damage caused by arcing or self-discharge.

The 1-2199154-3 is designed to operate at 3.3V to 5V with current ratings up to 400mA. It has a max pull-down voltage of 50V to ensure reliable signal transfer. The component is rated for temperatures between -55 to +85 Celsius and it has an isolation rating of 1000V. It is compliant with the RoHS standard, ensuring that it is safe and environmentally friendly.

The 1-2199154-3 Inline Module Socket also offers a high-data transfer performance, due to its selection of single-ended or differential I/O signal pathways. The connector’s design allows for greater matching of a variety of devices and memory components with high speeds. It is also resistant to electromagnetic interference, making it an ideal choice for use in medical, automotive, building automation, consumer, and industrial control systems.

The working principle of the 1-2199154-3 Inline Module Socket can be broken down into five simple steps. First, the pins of the memory device are inserted into the socket in the correct alignment. The next three steps involve connecting the power and data signals between the pins and the gateway, which is done by activating switches, followed by validation of the connection. Finally, the memory device is tested to ensure it is functioning as intended.

The 1-2199154-3 Inline Module Socket is an invaluable memory connector in a variety of embedded and other applications. Its reliable transmission capabilities and resistance to interference make it capable of withstanding the rigors of highly sensitive memory applications, all while providing fast and reliable data transfer speeds. It is an essential memory connector for many embedded system and non-embedded system applications.

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