38-0511-10

Sockets for ICs, Transistors

The 38-0511-10 is a device which is used to secure integrated circuits and transistors to a printed circuit board. This device is sometimes referred to as a socket or a socketed device. The socket is designed to provide a strong mechanical connection between the IC and the board.

A 38-0511-10 socket is typically made from a plastic body with metal pins. The plastic body has a round shape and the pins are arranged in an array along its circumference. The pins are usually placed in a 0.025" pitch. The device is secured to the board with a pair of headers and a set of screws.

The 38-0511-10 socket is designed to provide electrical and mechanical connection between the IC and the board. The pins in the socket make contact with the IC leads and provide an electrical connection. This connection allows the integrated circuit to send data and power to the board. The mechanical connection between the socket and the board ensures that the IC is secure and in place.

The 38-0511-10 socket is used in a variety of applications including communication devices, consumer electronics, and industrial electronics. These sockets are used in applications where the ICs are exposed to external stimuli or where the ICs must be easily replaced. The socket provides a secure connection which is necessary for electronics with high power requirements or which require precise control.

This device is widely used in the automotive and industrial sectors because of its reliability and durability. Because the IC is secured to the board with the socket, it prevents them from being damaged during assembly, handling, and transit.

The 38-0511-10 socket is designed to handle up to 420 volts of power and has an operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. It has an isolation voltage of 5kV with an FCC approved insulation system. It comes in a variety of configurable sizes and contact numbers, and is available in both surface mount and through-hole package types.

The 38-0511-10 socket provides a secure electrical and mechanical connection between the IC and the board. This device is used in a variety of applications where the integrated circuit needs to be securely connected and protected during assembly, handling, and transit. The socket is reliable and durable and is designed to handle up to 420 volts of power. It offers excellent isolation and comes in a variety of configurable sizes and contact numbers.