42-6556-10

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Sockets are devices used to electronically connect two or more devices together. The most common socket types are those used to connect electronic components such as integrated circuits (ICs), transistors, and resistors to a circuit board. The 42-6556-10 socket is one such device used for this purpose.

Description

The 42-6556-10 socket is a board-mounted, 60-pin, DIN 41612 Type G-6 socket with 0.100 in. spacing. It is constructed using a stamped and formed tinned brass mounting plate, glass-epoxy PC board, and cold-formed hex-socket head screws. The board features two rows of plated through-holes along each side of the socket that allow for easy connection to other components. The socket also includes two terminal blocks that allow for the connection of two external power supplies.

Application Field

The 42-6556-10 socket is primarily used to mount and connect integrated circuits (ICs), transistors, and resistors to a printed circuit board. The socket’s DIN 41612 Type G-6 format is specifically designed to accept surface-mount ICs in 9- or 18-pin configurations. It is also compatible with other common transistor and resistor packages, including TO-92, SOT-223, and DIP-8.

Working Principle

The socket is designed to provide easy and reliable connections between components. When an IC is inserted into the socket, electrical contact is made between the pins of the IC and the contacts of the socket. The socket then routes these signals to the circuit board, thus providing a connection between the IC and the board. The socket also provides electrical insulation between the IC and the board, preventing short circuits and electrical malfunctions due to contact with other components.

Conclusion

The 42-6556-10 socket is a versatile device that is used to mount and connect ICs, transistors, and resistors to a printed circuit board. Its 60-pin design makes it compatible with 9- and 18-pin surface-mount ICs, as well as other common transistor and resistor packages. Its design also provides electrical insulation and a reliable connection between components, making it invaluable for creating complex electronic circuits.

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