14-8260-10WR

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The 14-8260-10WR socket is an integrated circuit (IC) socket that is used to connect integrated circuits to printed circuit boards. It is designed to enable interchangeability of ICs without the need for direct soldering. Suitable for use with a variety of ICs, transistors and other components, the 14-8260-10WR socket is available in both through-hole and surface mount versions. Thethrough-hole version is a 68-pin dual in-line package (DIP) socket, while the surface mount version is a 68-pin leadless chip carrier (LCC) socket.

The 14-8260-10WR socket has a high-integrity contact system with individual contact fingers that are designed to minimize contact impedance, ensuring reliable contact over a wide range of temperatures. It is designed to provide superior vibration and shockendurance while exposed contacts are recessed to help protect against dust and foreign objects. There is also a plastic housing which helps to protect the ICs from damage.

As for the applications, the 14-8260-10WR socket can be used in a wide range of electronic products, including consumer electronics, industrial electronics, automotive electronics, and telecommunications equipment. The socket is also suitable for connecting ICs in computers, server platforms, and networking products. Additionally, it is a great choice for prototyping and development.

The working principle of the 14-8260-10WR socket is quite simple. When mounted onto a board, the socket creates a set of contacts that bridge the gap between the pins of the ICs and the board. When an IC is inserted into the 14-8260-10WR socket, the pins of the IC are inserted into the contacts of the socket which act like a bridge to the board. This creates a connection between the IC and the board and allows for electrical signals to be conducted between them.

Additionally, the 14-8260-10WR socket ensures that the IC is held firmly in place and does not vibrate. This helps to ensure the stability of the signal and reduces the risk of signal loss or interference. Moreover, since the pins of the IC do not come into contact with the board, it prevents damage to the IC which could occur due to direct soldering.

In summary, the 14-8260-10WR socket is an integrated circuit socket which is widely used to connect integrated circuits, transistors, and other components to printed circuit boards. Its contact system provides superior contact performance, while its recessed contacts help protect against dust and foreign objects. In addition, its ability to prevent damage to ICs and reduce signal interference makes it a great choice for a variety of applications.

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