117-43-628-61-105000

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Sockets for ICs, Transistors

Sockets for ICs and transistors are specialized integrated circuit packaging components used for interconnection between physical integrated circuits (ICs) or discrete components, such as transistors, and electronic engineering boards. They make it easier to replace or repair failing components without having to solder them in place.

The socket is made of a plastic frame with a number of pins that go through it, and the pins often have a gold-plated tip to prevent corrosion. The electrical and mechanical connections between these pins and the component into which they are connected depend on the pin design and the application. Depending on the type of electrical components, the number of pins in the socket may range from 2 to several hundred.

One popular product using a socket for ICs/transistors is the 117-43-628-61-105000, which offers a variety of features. It is a modular socket that is designed for use in applications requiring high-reliability and low-power operation. The socket is built with a double-layer gold-plated connection to ensure reliable and efficient contact with the component. It also features a plastic frame that is designed to shield the pins and reduce electrical and mechanical noise.

The 117-43-628-61-105000 socket supports a range of power requirements, from 2.0 to 5.5 Volts, and includes an optional current limiter for use in applications requiring even lower power. It has a temperature range of -55°C to 125°C and offers a standoff height of 0.58" for easy installation. The socket is designed to handle a current up to 6 Amps with a peak current up to 10 Amps.

The working principle of sockets for ICs/ transistors is relatively simple. It includes inserting the component to be mounted into the socket and connecting the pins to the predetermined places on the board. This connection is further strengthened by providing a secure fit with the outer frame. The bottom of the socket is usually recessed so that it makes contact with the substrate below. The connection is then made between the pins and the board and the electricity travels through the pins and the substrate.

Sockets for ICs/transistors are used in a variety of applications, from computers and video game systems to satellite dishes and cellular phones. They can also be used in automotive, telecom and medical applications. The convenience that comes with using a socket for ICs/transistors means that they are not only used in consumer electronics but also in industrial and military applications. This versatility has made sockets for ICs/transistors a popular choice among designers and engineers.

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