299-43-314-11-001000

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Sockets for ICs, Transistors

Sockets are commonly used in the field of integrated circuits (ICs), transistors, and other semiconductor components for the purpose of providing a physical and electrical connection between electronic devices. Typically, sockets provide a mechanical frame to which a component can be attached or detached.

Types of Sockets

There are numerous types of sockets available on the market, including surface mount and through-hole sockets. Surface mount sockets are generally used to house ICs and often consist of several individually mounted pins that provide mechanical locking and electrical connections to the component. Through-hole sockets are typically used for larger devices, such as transistors and discrete components, and typically consist of one or more rows of pins. The pins are intended to penetrate and connect to a circuit board. Both types of sockets can support simple jumper wires or flat cables.

Connector Sockets

Connector Sockets provide an interface between connectors, and can provide a self-aligning mechanical connection for joining two connectors together. Generally, they provide a secure connection that eliminates the need for nuts and bolts and provide a more aesthetically pleasing solution. Connector sockets are typically used in applications such as audio, video, and telecommunications, and are available in a wide range of configurations.

299-43-314-11-001000 Application Field and Working Principle

The 299-43-314-11-001000 is an ultra-small, surface mount, high power transistor socket that can handle up to 10 Amps of current and hold any small signal or power transistor. The socket consists of two parts, a base and a connector. The base is made of high-temperature, flame-retardant plastic material and provides a secure mount for the socket. The connector is made of gold-plated stainless steel and provides electrical connection between the socket and the contact.

The socket\'s working principle is quite simple. When the socket is connected to the contact, the base of the socket makes contact with the contact and the connector applies pressure against the transistor. The pressure applied by the connector helps to ensure a secure connection between the transistor and the socket. This connection prevents any electrical interference or shorts from occurring.

The socket is also equipped with screw terminals, which allow it to be securely connected to the contact. The screws ensure that the socket is correctly positioned and secured in place, so that it does not become loose during operation. Additionally, the socket is designed to be used with standard soldering iron, which ensures that it is easy to use and install.

The 299-43-314-11-001000 socket is designed for use in the automotive industry, communications systems, and other applications requiring a high-power transistor socket. It is highly reliable, easy to use, and offers outstanding power handling performance.

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