2-1932300-2 Connectors, Interconnects

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Memory Connectors - Inline Module Sockets

Inline module sockets, also known as 2-1932300-2, are a type of memory connector used to connect a motherboard with other external devices. They can be used for both single and dual inline memory modules (SIMM) and allow increased flexibility when adding additional memory to a system. In addition, they can be used to improve data transfer speed and throughput.

The 2-1932300-2 is a form factor defined by the Joint Electron Device Engineering Council (JEDEC). This standard form factor has been used for RAM and memory components for more than two decades. As such, it is an industry standard for both memory module connectors and sockets.

The primary benefit of this form factor is its flexibility. The connector itself can be adapted to fit nearly any motherboard and memory module. This makes it an ideal solution for tinkering with electronic components or building new systems from scratch. These types of memory connectors can also be used to replace a broken or damaged SIMM connector.

In order to use a 2-1932300-2 socket, a motherboard will need to have an inline memory module (SIMM) connector. Some motherboards will have multiple connectors, while others will only have one. To install the socket, the motherboards\' existing SIMM connector must be removed and the new socket installed in its place. The socket must then be secured to the board using the appropriate screws.

Once the socket is installed, any SIMM module will be able to plug into it using the same form factor. This makes it possible to use existing components with the 2-1932300-2 without needing to purchase additional parts. In addition, it allows for simple upgrades since new memory modules can simply be plugged in. This can also make it easier to troubleshoot problems as the memory module can easily be swapped out and checked.

The working principle of a 2-1932300-2 connector is relatively straightforward. The connector itself consists of two rows of pins, which correspond to signals on the motherboard. When a SIMM module is inserted into the connector, the pins make contact with the module and securely hold it in place. The motherboard and module then exchange data via the signals, allowing for smooth memory access.

Inline module sockets are an easy and cost-effective way to add memory to a system. The 2-1932300-2 is a standard form factor, allowing for quick and simple upgrades. It is also an ideal solution for electronic hobbyists and anyone needing to tinker with memory components. With its flexibility and simple installation, it is easy to see why this type of memory connector is so widely used.

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