16-8720-310C

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Sockets for ICs, Transistors

The 16-8720-310C is a socket designed for use with transistors and integrated circuits, which allows the use of such components in various applications. The 16-8720-310C socket is designed to function in temperatures from -55 to 125 Degrees Celsius, and is commonly used with leadless components. The 16-8720-310C socket has an 8-pin configuration and can fit into an 18-pin DIP socket. The 16-8720-310C socket is a surface mount device which can fit onto a printed circuit board with four corner mount holes. The 16-8720-310C socket is designed with four locator pins on its base, which are used to secure the socket to the printed circuit board surface.

The working principle of 16-8720-310C is fairly straightforward. The design of the socket incorporates a spring loaded plunger which extends into the center of the socket when a component is inserted. This plunger then prevents the component from inadvertently slipping out of the socket. The four locator pins on the base of the socket ensure that the component pin alignment is correct, and the pins on the component will be located in the correct places on the printed circuit board.

The 16-8720-310C socket is a convenient and reliable way of incorporating transistors and ICs into printed circuit boards and other electronic applications. The socket allows precise control over the layout of components, ensuring that the pins are located in the exact right locations, and the spring loaded plunger ensures that the parts remain secure even during vibration and motion. By ensuring precise control of component placement, the 16-8720-310C socket can increase the reliability and performance of printed circuit boards.

The 16-8720-310C socket is suitable for many applications, including medical devices, industrial control systems, and consumer electronics. The socket is designed for use with leadless parts and can fit into the 18-pin DIP sockets, providing a convenient and cost-effective way to connect transistors and integrated circuits to a printed circuit board. The 16-8720-310C socket is an important component in any printed circuit board design that requires the use of transistors or ICs.

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