1775063-4

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Memory Connectors - Inline Module Sockets are an electrical connector typically used to connect a printed circuit board into an electrical socket. They are designed to provide a reliable and secure connection between two electrical components. The 1775063-4 Inline Module Socket is one such connector.

The 1775063-4 Inline Module Socket is a high-speed, low-power socket for InLine Modules and other compatible modules. It is suitable for use in a wide variety of applications such as telecommunication systems, network equipment, industrial control systems, military and aerospace applications, and medical instrumentations. It features six differential signal pairs, two ground terminals, two power terminals, and two A/B select terminals. The connectors use a 2.54mm pitch and provide a maximum current rating of 4.0A, a minimum current rating of 0.04A, a maximum voltage rating of 75V, and a minimum voltage rating of 250mV. The socket has a shrouded design to protect the user from electrostatic discharge (ESD).

The 1775063-4 Inline Module Socket features three different types of terminals. The main terminals are used for connecting the electrical components, while the two ground terminals and two power terminals are used for providing ground and power connections respectively. The two A/B select terminals are used for controlling the socket direction, allowing for modules and other components of varying sizes to be inserted into the socket correctly.

The operating principle of the 1775063-4 Inline Module Socket is relatively simple. When the module is inserted into the socket, the pins make physical contact with the corresponding terminal pins of the socket and create a secure electrical connection. The electrical connection is further maintained by the socket’s positive locking latch which ensures that the module cannot be removed without first unlocking the latch. The latch is also used to prevent accidental disconnection of the module from the socket.

The 1775063-4 Inline Module Socket, with its versatile range of applications, is a reliable and secure connector for securing a printed circuit board into an electrical socket. Its two A/B selector pins allow it to be used for a wide variety of modules and components ensuring that it can be used in in almost any application. By using the positive locking latch, it provides a secure connection and prevents accidental disconnection of the module from the socket. This makes it an ideal connector for use in a number of electrical applications.

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