| Allicdata Part #: | 126-91-952-41-002000-ND |
| Manufacturer Part#: |
126-91-952-41-002000 |
| Price: | $ 12.87 |
| Product Category: | Connectors, Interconnects |
| Manufacturer: | Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp. |
| Short Description: | CONN IC SKT DBL |
| More Detail: | N/A |
| DataSheet: | 126-91-952-41-002000 Datasheet/PDF |
| Quantity: | 1000 |
| 56 +: | $ 11.69250 |
| Series: | * |
| Part Status: | Active |
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The 126-91-952-41-002000 application field and working principle of sockets for ICs, transistors and other electronic components can be broadly classified into two categories: mechanical adaptation and electrical interconnection. Mechanical adaptation sockets provide a means of physically securing a component to an electrical circuit board or in some cases, the removal of existing components without the need to unsolder. Electrical interconnection sockets provide an electrical connection between a component and the circuit board which may involve a fixed or variable number of connectors.
In the case of Mechanical adaptation, various studs or pins are inserted into the component pin slots, also known as "solder cups." The component pins then fit inside the appropriate solder cups and are held in place when the threads are tightened. The pins provide a secure connection, reducing stress on the component\'s pins and preventing them from being damaged during installation or removal.
Electrical interconnection sockets typically involve a single connector per component. Connectors may have a fixed or variable number of pins depending on the application. For example, an IC socket may have up to forty-eight pins, while a transistor socket might require three pins. Connectors may be soldered directly to the circuit board or, alternatively, they may attach to an adapter board for a more secure connection. Additionally, the connector may be wired to a summing box prior to installation, allowing multiple component connections to be made to a single board.
Once the components are physically and electrically connected, the sockets should be tested to ensure a quality connection. Testing may involve measuring resistance or continuity; sending an electrical signal through the connections; or using an oscilloscope to measure frequency or signal depth. Heat transfer through the connections can also be checked to detect potential problems with bad connections. It is important to be aware of the load current that the sockets can handle in order to prevent overloading, overheating, and damaging the components.
Sockets for ICs, transistors, and other electronic components offer a reliable and efficient way to secure connections between these components and their respective circuit boards. Mechanical adaptation and electrical interconnection sockets provide varying levels of physical and electrical security, as well as the ability to test each connection to ensure quality performance. By following good design practices and properly rated sockets, users can rest assured that their applications will provide quality performance.
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126-91-952-41-002000 Datasheet/PDF