8058-1G45

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Sockets for ICs, Transistors

The 8058-1G45 socket is designed to fit over standard ICs (Integrated Circuits) and transistor packages such as TO-92, TO-220, and DIP. It is a 4-pin socket with a standard 2.54 mm (0.1") pin spacing. The 8058-1G45 socket was specifically designed for use in applications such as circuit boards, breadboards, and perfboards, or even soldered directly to the PCB. The 8058-1G45 socket is designed to be extremely reliable and durable, with a lifespan of more than 10 years.

The 8058-1G45 socket has two different types of pins. An insulating pin is a metallic pin with a groove for insulation and is used on the top side of the board, while a co-planar pin is a metallic pin with no groove for insulation and is used on the bottom side of the board. The two pins are connected to each other externally by soldering. The 8058-1G45 socket is connected directly to the PCB through soldering, which allows it to be used in any number of applications.

The primary function of the 8058-1G45 socket is to securely connect an IC or transistor to a PCB. It is also commonly used with perfboards, prototype boards, and breadboards. When used with a prototype board, the 8058-1G45 socket allows for quick and easy circuit changes. It allows for the IC or transistor to be connected without the need for soldering, thus preventing the potentially damaging heat of soldering. The socket also prevents any accidental shorts from occurring, as the pins are isolated from each other.

The 8058-1G45 socket is a versatile and reliable socket for ICs and transistors. It is designed to provide reliable connectivity for ICs and transistors in a wide range of applications. It is perfect for use in prototyping and testing, as well as for everyday use in circuit boards, breadboards, perfboards, and other PCBs. The 8058-1G45 socket is a reliable and easy to use solution for connecting ICs and transistors.

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