3-2013311-6

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Style:	SODIMM
Number of Positions:	204
Memory Type:	DDR3 SDRAM
Standards:	--
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount, 25° Angle
Features:	Board Guide, Latches
Mounting Feature:	Reverse
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	30.0µin (0.76µm)

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Memory Connectors - Inline Module Sockets

Inline module sockets are a type of memory connector used for the connection of multiple signal lines from a memory module to multiple contacts on a secondary device. They are typically used for the connection of memory modules to a computer system.Inline module sockets come in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit different applications. They have been designed to provide an accurate and reliable method of connecting multiple signal lines from a memory module to a secondary device. The most common application for inline module sockets is for memory modules to connect to a computer system.Inline module sockets are usually arranged in rows and columns and are made from a variety of materials including plastic, metal and ceramic. They have several types of contact designs including flat ribbon, pin, and spring contacts. Each type of contact is designed to provide a specific amount of electrical contact between the memory module and the secondary device.Inline module sockets can be separated into two general categories, which are Static and Multi-Pole Module Sockets. Static module sockets include those that are most commonly used for the connection of memory modules to a computer, since they are often used in the case of a system that does not need to be upgraded or modified in the future. Static module sockets also provide a low level of electrical contact between the memory module and the secondary device.Multi-pole module sockets are used primarily for the connection of memory modules that require a higher level of electrical contact. This type of socket is usually used in applications where higher current is required or when more electrical connections are required.Inline module sockets are designed to provide a stable and secure connection between multiple digital signals from the memory module and multiple digital signals from the secondary device. The design of the module socket ensures that the electrical contact between the two devices is consistent, allowing for a reliable signal to be transmitted between both devices.When designing a system with an inline module socket, it is important to ensure that the contacts are correctly sized and configured in order to provide a reliable connection between the memory module and the secondary device. This is especially important when attempting to transfer high-speed data between the two devices.In addition, the contacts must be properly aligned and securely connected in order to ensure that the data is transferred accurately between the two devices. Errors, which can be caused by poor alignment of the contacts or a weak connection, can affect the performance of the system.Inline module sockets are commonly used in a variety of applications. From consumer electronics, medical devices, and embedded systems to servers, these sockets are an ideal solution for connecting multiple digital signals between two or more devices. They are a reliable and cost effective solution for any application that requires the transmission of data between two or more devices.

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