223-83-318-41-101000

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Sockets for ICs, transistors, and other components are essential for many electrical applications. Socket designs vary based on their use; for instance, an IC socket designed for soldering onto a PCB and holding a single integrated circuit (IC) will use a different design than one intended for use in a socket interposer. The sockets-for-ICs, transistors, and other components discussed in this article are those of the former variety – they are designed to solder onto a PCB and hold a single component.

The 223-83-318-41-101000 socket is a DIP (dual in-line package) socket. This type of socket is designed to accommodate components with either multiple leads spread out over two rows, or components with a single row of more than 14 contacts. This particular socket is designed for a single IC with 40 pins spread out over two rows. It is a through-hole socket, meaning it is designed to be soldered directly onto a PCB. It has a pin pitch (center-to-center distance between pins) of 0.100 inches and the PC board determines the number of rows and columns of pins.

The 223-83-318-41-101000 most commonly used in applications such as computers, TVs, MP3 players, and other electronics. It is designed to withstand a wide range of temperatures, from -55°C to +125°C. The socket is also rated for 200V, meaning it is able to handle up to 200 volts of power (the most commonly used voltage in consumer electronics).

The working principle behind this type of socket is that the pins of the IC will fit into corresponding slots in the socket. When the IC is inserted into the socket, the contacts within the socket make contact with the pins of the IC. This electrical connection then helps facilitate the flow of power and signals between the IC and other components on the PCB.

The socket also functions as a protective ‘casing’ for the IC – it provides a rigid shell for the IC, which protects it from physical damage. This protection is especially important for applications where the the IC will be subjected to vibration, shock, or movement, as often happens in consumer electronics.

In summary, the 223-83-318-41-101000 socket is a through-hole socket designed for use on a PCB with a single IC with 40 pins spread out over two rows. It is rated for 200V and for temperatures ranging from -55°C to +125°C. The working principle behind this kind of socket is that the pins of the IC fit into corresponding slots in the socket, and the contacts within the socket make contact with the pins of the IC, thus allowing power and signals to flow. The socket also helps protect the IC from physical damage.

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