10-8285-210C

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Sockets for ICs, transistors, and other electronic components are an integral part of any circuit. While they offer a range of benefits like being able to quickly switch out components without having to resolder the board, they also come at a price: a 10-8285-210C socket can cost between 8 and 10 US dollars, with high-end models going up to 30-plus dollars.

The 10-8285-210C is a socket designed for Integrated Circuits (ICs). It is a 14-pin plastic version, made of thermoplastic such as ABS or polystyrene, and has a rated voltage (the voltage at which it can safely operate) of 3 volts. The socket comes equipped with two mounting holes that allow it to be mounted securely.

The 10-8285-210C socket\'s application field ranges from microprocessors, logic circuits, CPUs, RAM, ROM, analog circuits, as well as signal conditioning, switch control, clock pulse circuits, and even automotive electronics. Basically, it can be used in any device where an IC needs to be inserted.

The working principle of the 10-8285-210C socket is quite simple. When the IC is inserted, the pins on the socket make contact with the pins on the IC. When the IC is removed, the pins revert back to their original positions. This process is known as spring-action, and it helps ensure that the IC remains securely in place once it has been inserted. The socket then provides the electrical connection between the IC and the board.

The 10-8285-210C socket is a great way to quickly and easily swap out ICs without having to resolder. As technology advances, the need for such components increases, making this socket a must have for any circuit board.

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