517-83-325-18-111111

Sockets for Integrated Circuits (ICs) and Transistors are used to connect such components to a printed wiring board. There are two main types of sockets available for IC mounting, one featuring a clamp to a printed circuit board and the other a pin grid array. The pin grid array socket has a greater flexibility when accommodating different IC sizes and pinouts.

The 517-83-325-18-111111 socket is designed to provide a high reliability interconnection for a wide variety of ICs and transistors. This socket features a high spring force clamp which provides an enhanced grip to the printed circuit board via its four M3 screws or two fastening mounts. This design also allows for any ICs with millions of contacts to be easily and securely mounted.

The working principle of the 517-83-325-18-111111 socket is based on the electrical connection mechanism used in most modern ICs. It uses a spring-loaded pin grid array. This enables the pins on the IC to be inserted without damaging any pins on the socket itself and the boards into which it is mounted. The four M3 screws then lock the IC into place when the connector is tightened.

Another feature of the 517-83-325-18-111111 socket is that it provides a good electrical connection even under extreme temperature conditions. The spring force clamp design helps to ensure a reliable signal transfer when operating under varying temperatures. The 4-Pole connection technique also helps to reduce the effect of interference and crosstalk, allowing for more efficient power transfer from the IC or transistor.

The 517-83-325-18-111111 socket is a reliable technology which can be used to connect transistors and ICs to printed wiring boards. Its spring force clamp provides excellent grip, and its 4-Pole connection technique allows for a reliable signal transfer even in extreme temperature conditions. Furthermore, its pin grid array design makes it suitable for a wide variety of ICs and transistors.