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Series:	--
Packaging:	--
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Style:	--
Number of Positions:	204
Memory Type:	DDR3 SDRAM
Standards:	--
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount, Right Angle
Features:	Board Guide, Latches
Mounting Feature:	Reverse
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	--

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Memory Connectors - Inline Module Sockets

The use of memory connectors in modern industry has become an economical and effective way to create connections with computers and other electronic devices. Inline module sockets are one type of memory connectors that are designed to supplement and enhance the connection that can be made between computer and external devices.Inline module sockets are often used for connecting peripherals to computers and other devices. This type of memory connector is designed for rapid and reliable connection of computer system modules to an I/O board, usually through a special slot on the motherboard. Some common applications of inline module sockets in modern industry include connecting printer ports, USB ports, serial ports, and storage orders like USB memory cards.The typical inline module socket is composed of two main components: the socket assembly and the plug. The socket assembly is usually designed to be significantly smaller than the plug and is often designed to fit into a specific slot on the motherboard. The plug, on the other hand, consists of a connector that can be attached to the appropriate device. Once the plug and the socket assembly are paired together, they create an interface between the two pieces of connected equipment.Inline module sockets are designed to allow a connection to be established without the need for soldering. This makes them a more accessible and cheaper solution for connecting peripherals to computers. Soldering can be tedious and time consuming, and also involves potentially hazardous materials and electrical equipment that may be dangerous for users. Inline module sockets are simple to install and can be quickly plugged into the appropriate slot on the motherboard, making them a better alternative for such applications.Inline module sockets are also reliable, and their design is often based on well-established engineering principles and standards. This ensures that data and power can be passed from device to device reliably and without risk of failure or disruption. In addition, because the connection is made with no physical contact, the risk of static discharge and electric shock is virtually eliminated.When installing an inline module socket, it is important to use the correct type for the device being connected. Most sockets are designed to fit into a specific type of slot on the motherboard, and some devices may require special features or components to work properly. It is also important to check that all components are properly seated and firmly connected. This will ensure that the system will be able to function properly without risk of instability or failure.Inline module sockets offer a flexible and reliable way to connect peripherals to a computer system or other I/O devices. They are designed for rapid and reliable connection of system components and are an inexpensive and safe alternative to soldering. With a proper understanding of the device being connected, and careful installation of the connector, these sockets can provide users with quick and reliable connection to their computer systems.

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