116-43-640-41-001000

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Sockets for ICs, transistors, and the like are used in a variety of applications. One such socket is the 116-43-640-41-001000. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of this socket.

Application Field

The 116-43-640-41-001000 socket is mostly used for low power electronic circuits. It can be used in various fields, like:

• Industrial electronics
• Consumer electronics
• Computer technology
• Military applications

It is suitable for components of power ranging from DC to 20 mA.

Working Principle

The socket consists of two parts - a male and a female part, which are screwed together. The female part is inserted into the printed circuit board and the male part is connected to the integrated circuit. When connected, the connection provides a reliable connection between the two parts.

The socket has a series of contacts which connects the new circuit to the existing IC. The contact points on the socket are gold-plated in order to provide reliable connections. The contact points are also designed in such a way that they reduce the effect of vibration on the circuit.

The socket is also designed to reduce the risk of electrostatic discharge (ESD) when connecting it. This is done by providing an ESD shield which protects the socket from any static charge which may be present. The ESD shield is usually grounded in order to reduce the risk of any damage to the socket.

Conclusion

The 116-43-640-41-001000 socket is suitable for low power electronic circuits. It is mostly used in industrial, consumer, computer and military applications. The socket consists of two parts, a male and a female part, which are connected by a series of contact points. The contact points are gold-plated for reliable connections and there is an ESD shield for protection from any static charge. This socket is thus a reliable and effective way of connecting ICs to the existing circuit.

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