1109800-28

Sockets for ICs, Transistors

The 1109800-28 is a socket designed for use with Integrated Circuits (ICs) and transistors. It is used in applications where it is necessary to change the IC / transistor quickly and often, such as in development and lab work.

Application Field

The 1109800-28 socket is designed to be used in applications where ICs and transistors must be changed quickly and frequently. It is often used in prototyping, research and development, or lab work. In these applications, the socket provides a secure, easy-to-use connection that makes it simple to swap out ICs or transistors. In addition, the socket can be used for testing and debugging multiple components at once.

Working Principle

The 1109800-28 socket uses a simple design. It consists of a plastic body that houses the component pins, and a metal spring and lever mechanism that locks the component in place. The metal spring and lever are responsible for the “clamping” motion, which secures the component in the socket. The spring tension is adjustable by using an Allen Key or Phillips head screwdriver, allowing the user to select the force that is required to secure the component. Once the component is in place, the lever is used to lock and unlock the component.

The metal elements of the socket are corrosion resistant, making them suitable for use in humid or wet environments. The plastic elements are durable and resistant to impacts, allowing the socket to withstand shock or vibration. In addition, the socket design ensures that electrical connection is always maintained between the component and the socket.

Conclusion

The 1109800-28 socket is a reliable and convenient solution for use with ICs and transistors. It provides a secure connection and allows the user to easily swap out components. In addition, the corrosion-resistant design makes it suitable for use in challenging environments. Overall, the 1109800-28 socket is a great choice for applications where components must be changed frequently.