Allicdata Part #: | 510-13-084-13-081002-ND |
Manufacturer Part#: |
510-13-084-13-081002 |
Price: | $ 19.66 |
Product Category: | Connectors, Interconnects |
Manufacturer: | Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp. |
Short Description: | SKT PGA SOLDRTL |
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DataSheet: | 510-13-084-13-081002 Datasheet/PDF |
Quantity: | 1000 |
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Part Status: | Active |
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In the world of integrated circuits and transistors, sockets are essential components that are used to prevent physical and electrical damage, as well as offer a range of other benefits, such as noise reduction, flexibility, speed of installation and ease of removal. The sockets function by providing an interface between the power sources, the pins of an integrated circuit or transistor, and the rest of the circuit. This allows for improved power and signal transmission between components in the device.
Socket Types
Manufacturers offer several standard types of sockets, including Dual-Inline Package (DIP) sockets, Plastic Leaded Chip Carriers (PLCCs), Quad Flat Packages (QFPs), and Small Outline Integrated Circuits (SOICs). DIPs are the most commonly used type of socket, and feature two long straight rows of pins. PLCC sockets have numerous pins arranged in a square pattern, and are best suited for ICs or transistors that require additional pins. QFPs are thinner than DIPs, and offer up to 100 pins. SOICs have an array of staggered pins in an elongated rectangle form.
Socket Materials
Sockets are usually made from plastic or metal, and may also include a range of synthetic materials to provide additional protection against electrical interference and damage. Common materials used to construct sockets include castings, ceramics, gold-plated metal and beryllium. Metal sockets often feature ventilation holes to dissipate heat generated from the IC or transistor.
Application and Working Principle
The sockets are designed to be connected with the blank plates of an integrated circuit or transistor, as well as any other conductive objects. This allows for improved power and signal transmission from the integrated circuit or transistor to the rest of the circuit. The sockets also serve as a physical barrier between the IC or transistor, and any conductive objects, thus providing additional protection from electrical interference and damage. Additionally, the sockets can also reduce the overall size and weight of the device, as well as reduce the risk of short-circuiting.
Sockets can also be used to isolate the power sources, pins, and components, allowing for improved flexibility during installation and removal. In addition, the sockets also reduce the amount of noise generated from the device, as signals are conducted through the socket, rather than the device’s internal components. The sockets also help to extend the life of the integrated circuit or transistor, as the device is not required to directly connect to the circuit or power source.
In conclusion, sockets are essential components in the world of integrated circuits and transistors. They are designed to provide an interface between the power sources, pins, and the rest of the circuit, and also help to reduce the amount of noise generated by the device. Furthermore, sockets serve as a physical barrier between the IC or transistor, and any conductive objects, thus providing protection from electrical interference and damage. Finally, the sockets can also help to extend the life of the IC or transistor, as the device is not required to directly connect to the circuit or power sources.
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