36-3554-10

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• Sockets for ICs
• 36-3554-10 application field and working principle
• Application Field

36-3554-10 is a compact, light and low-cost socket designed for integrated circuit (IC) chips. It is often used in circuit boards for small and medium-sized devices or for prototyping new designs. It can also be used in test fixtures for IC testing. The 36-3554-10 is designed to provide excellent mechanical strength and signal integrity. It is suitable for a wide range of ICs.

• Working Principle

36-3554-10 uses a rotating coupling mechanism to ensure secure connection between the IC chip and the socket. It is composed of a retention lip and a pivot assembly. When inserted in the socket, the retention lip engages the retention ports of the IC chip to secure it in place. At the same time, the pivot assembly engages the mating connector pins so that signals can be transferred from the IC chip to the board. The pivot assembly also provides strain relief which helps to maintain reliable contact between the IC and the board over time.

• Transistors
• 36-3554-10 application field and working principle
• Application Field

36-3554-10 is a type of transistor socket for standard-sized through-hole transistors. It is designed to provide secure connection between the transistor and the board, as well as maintain reliability over time. This socket is most commonly used in linear and audio amplifier circuits. It is also suitable for a wide range of through-hole transistor sizes.

• Working Principle

The 36-3554-10 socket is designed to provide secure connection between the transistor and the board. It is composed of a retention lip that engages the transistor’s lead pins and a board snap assembly. The board snap assembly has an array of spring anchors that securely grips the board when the socket is inserted. This socket also has an external securing mechanism to provide additional hold and helps to maintain reliable contact between the transistor and the board.

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