2-2013311-1 Connectors, Interconnects

Memory connectors, more specifically inline module sockets, are an increasingly important component in many electronic devices.

An inline module socket is an interface used to connect an electronic device to a memory device. They provide a connection between a microcontroller or microprocessor and a memory device, such as RAM, Flash, EEPROM, and more. This type of connector is becoming increasingly popular as it allows much faster data transfer rates than a traditional connector. Many inline module sockets are designed to be hot swappable, meaning that no power disconnection is required when switching from one memory device to another.

Inline module sockets can be found in many different applications. They are often used in communication systems (e.g. mobile phones, routers), consumer electronics (e.g. MP3 players, digital cameras), industrial automation systems, and medical equipment. They are also commonly used in military and aerospace applications, as they can support a wide range of data transfers and provide for fast, reliable connections.

Inline module sockets typically work through the use of an electrical contact between two printed circuit boards (PCBs). This contact is made when the PCB containing the socket is inserted into the other board. The socket typically contains pins that are configured in a specific arrangement, such as in a "Y" or "T" shape, and these pins make the connection with the PCB when the socket is in place. The PCB that contains the socket can also contain additional components, such as voltage regulators, integrated circuits, and other hardware, that are used to control the connection between the two boards.

Inline module sockets are becoming increasingly popular due to their small size and relative ease of use. They come in many different form factors, allowing them to be used in a variety of applications. They can also be configured to suit the particular application they will be used in, including withstand harsh environmental conditions, support high data transfer rates, and provide quick and reliable connections.

Inline module sockets have been used in the past and will continue to be used in many applications. They are very important components in many electronic devices, and as technology advances, they will become even more important as a reliable and efficient means of connecting memory devices and microprocessors