24-6575-10

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Sockets for ICs, Transistors

Sockets are devices that provide the electrical connection of integrated circuits (ICs). Two popular types are pin grid array (PGA) and land grid array (LGA). PGA sockets have pins arranged in a square or round pattern, while LGA sockets have contacts arranged in an array of metal contact points. Both types of sockets are designed to make it easy to replace or repair ICs. They also make it possible to use ICs with different pinouts, such as SOIC or DIP.

The 24-6575-10 socket is a type of LGA socket, designed for use with integrated circuits. This type of socket features 160 contacts arranged in a square array, and a working voltage of 10V. It is designed for use in automotive, industrial, and medical applications, and is used in applications such as power supplies and signal conditioning.

The working principle of the 24-6575-10 socket is relatively simple. When the IC is inserted into the socket, the pins in the socket come into contact with the contact points on the IC. This establishes a reliable electrical connection between the socket and the IC, thus allowing for current to pass between the two. In some cases, the socket may also be designed to provide other features such as ESD or EMI protection, in addition to providing the electrical connection.

The 24-6575-10 socket is an important piece of technology, as it enables reliable connection of ICs in difficult environments. It is designed to be durable and reliable, providing reliable connections in applications ranging from automotive to medical systems. It is also designed to be easy to install and replace, allowing for repairs and upgrades to be quickly and easily performed.

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