25-71219-10

25-71219-10 is a type of socket for ICs, transistors, and other active and passive components. It is a low-profile socket usually made of plastic and is suitable for use in breadboards, strip boards, and PCB edge cards. It is specifically designed for breadboards, strip boards, and PCB edge cards as its low profile makes them a neat and tidy all-in-one solution for applications where space is limited. This type of socket offers easy connection and removal of small- to medium-size components with its simple snap-off action.

The working principle of 25-71219-10 socket is quite simple. The socket, also known as an IC or interconnect connector, has two parts: a base and a plug. The two parts are held together by a locking pin. The lock pin ensures the socket becomes firmly connected to the component it is holding. When the component is removed, the lock pin must be undone so the socket can be removed and reconnected with a new component.

The applications for 25-71219-10 socket are quite varied. It can be used for mounting small rectifiers or diodes, such as in computers or other electronic systems. It can also be used for constructing circuits on circuit boards, such as a 555 timer, a logic circuit, a Darlington transistor circuit, or other small logic or linear devices. This socket is particularly useful in prototyping and repairs, as it allows the user to connect and disconnect components quickly and easily.

In conclusion, the 25-71219-10 socket is a low profile, reliable and easy to use socket designed specifically for ICs, transistors, and other active or passive components. It is especially suitable for applications in breadboards, strip boards, and PCB edge cards where space is limited, and can be used for prototyping, repairs, and constructing circuits on circuit boards.