10034542-10003LF

Series:	10034542
Packaging:	Tray
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Style:	DIMM
Number of Positions:	240
Memory Type:	DDR2 SDRAM
Standards:	MO-237
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Features:	Board Guide, Latches
Mounting Feature:	Normal, Standard - Top
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	30.0µin (0.76µm)

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Memory Connectors - Inline Module Sockets

Inline Module Sockets are memory connectors used in many applications, and understanding the workings of this type of connector and its distinct features will help provide a clearer picture of the many uses for these components. Inline module sockets are most commonly used for storing memory in an application, whether it is a piece of hardware or a software solution. The application field and working principle of 10034542-10003LF inline module sockets provide a useful guide for those looking for storage-friendly solutions in their projects.

Application Field

Inline module sockets are widely used in many applications due to their convenience and reliability. These devices are most commonly found in electronic equipment such as consumer goods, industrial appliances, automotive electronics, medical equipment, and many more. The versatility of the device has allowed designers a freedom to cut costs in many applications by designing a single storage device that fits into the existing configuration of various projects.Inline module sockets are also commonly used in military and aerospace applications due to their resilience to shock and vibration. Components housed within the socket are further protected by advanced circuitry, making them suitable for a wide range of rugged environments.

Working Principle

Inline module sockets are designed to be plug-n-play devices, meaning that they can be inserted into an existing circuit with minimal effort. They function by providing a connection between the memory and the application. Upon insertion, a series of signals is sent to the socket from the application and the memory is then accessed by the application’s firmware.10034542-10003LF inline module sockets are designed to provide access to memory in both parallel and serial modes. In parallel mode, data is transferred in blocks across a large number of lines. In serial mode, data is transferred in more concise and efficient manner. 10034542-10003LF inline module sockets are also designed to have a wide array of input/output interfaces, making them suitable for many applications.

Benefits and Limitations

Inline module sockets provide many benefits by providing a convenient and practical solution to memory storage. By allowing easy insertion and removal of the device, time and effort is saved when changing or updating memories. The sockets are also designed to be durable and resistant to shock and vibration, further complimenting their practicality.However, there are some limitations to inline module sockets. Accessories such as cables and power supplies may be necessary in order to properly power the socket. Furthermore, inline module sockets may only be suitable for specific projects, as the socket is limited in terms of size, power, and complexity.

Conclusion

Inline Module Sockets provide a convenient and reliable method of storing memory in a wide range of applications. The 10034542-10003LF inline module sockets provide access to memory in both parallel and serial modes, and come with a wide range of input/output interfaces, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. However, they may incur additional expense from accessories such as cables and power supplies, and may also be limited in terms of size, power, and complexity.

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