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Sockets for ICs, Transistors

10-3503-30 sockets are made for a variety of Integrated Circuit (IC) and Transistor packages. These sockets are available in a variety of sizes to fit whatever IC or transistor package you are using. They are compatible with both through-hole and SMD/SMT packages.

Application Field

These sockets are widely used for building and prototyping electrical circuits. They are especially useful for prototyping circuits that use complex ICs or processors. They can also be used for testing and validating PCB designs and for reworking existing PCBs to make debugging easier.

They are also used in more permanent applications such as programming a MCU or CPLD. By placing the device in a socket connected to the PCB, the device can be quickly and easily removed and replaced. This makes programming more reliable, as the risk of damaging a device due to a mechanical connection problem or solder joint failure is reduced.

Working Principle

The main principle of 10-3503-30 sockets is the connection of pins from an IC or transistor package to the printed circuit board. The pins of the socket feature either a through-hole or an SMD/SMT design, depending on the device being soldered. The pins make direct contact with the copper paths of the PCB and the IC pins are soldered into the holes.

The socket itself is made of a tough, durable plastic with metal pins to ensure that it stands up to repeated insertions and removals of IC packages. The plastic also provides insulation against any electrical leakage between the pins and the PCB.

The 10-3503-30 sockets are designed so that the IC or transistor can be easily inserted and removed without having to unplug any other components from the board.

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