8058-1G57

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Sockets for ICs, Transistors are a kind of electrical connector used for mounting and connecting transistors, integrated circuits (ICs) and other components. In simple words, such sockets provide solderless and removable way for the installation and removal of ICs and transistors. Furthermore, such sockets provide a better option for testing and development of transistors, ICs and other components.The 8058-1G57 socket is one of the most popularly used models in electrical projects and industrial applications. It is designed as an 8-pin Tin-Lead-DIP-Type socket with 8-Bit dip/connectors to meet MIL-STD-2098 tolerances. This socket type has contacts which are made of brass and insulation covered with high head grade of composite plastic. It also has a non-magnetic stainless-steel shell and extra insulation to guard against static and electrical interference.The 8058-1G57 socket can be used in a variety of fields, including scientific laboratories, telecom industry, and automotive industry. In the scientific laboratories, it is often used to facilitate and design accurate and precise electrical connections; in the telecom industry, it is often used to make high speed connections for transmitters and receivers; and in the automotive industry, it is often used to build contact plugs that are necessary for the management and distribution of the power for the automobile\'s electrical system. The 8058-1G57 socket also has the benefit of providing higher insertion force. It can support up to 50lbs of insert force and 100lbs of pull force, while beating metal contacts can only bear up to around 20lb or less. This makes it an ideal choice for applications where there are rigorous movement and vibration occurring on the board. Moreover, this socket type also provides a good contact resistance between the contacts of the socket and the device, which results in a more reliable and stable connection. This is especially important in applications involving high-precision operations, such as in the telecom industry where contact resistance can play a critical role in the success of transmissions. The 8058-1G57 also features a low contact resistance for better current flow, thus allowing stable and smooth power output from the energy source. The 8058-1G57 socket utilizes a pin-in-socket design for secure connection. The contact pins come in two different sizes: 1/8" and 1/4". These pins are designed with the help of a die-cast process which allows a good contact between the components extracting maximum life and electrical connection. Furthermore, this socket can also be soldered into the PCB without the use of screws on the 8 pins. The working principle of the 8058-1G57 socket is quite straightforward. It uses a spring bias system which ensures that when the solder pins on the components and the corresponding pins on the socket, get in contact, they get securely attached and form a reliable electrical connection. This secure connection ensures that users don’t require any further adjustment or tightening of parts while connecting components.To sum up, the 8058-1G57 socket is a highly practical and reliable solution for electrical projects and industrial applications. It provides a resilient connection between components and comes with a spring bias system to ensure a secure and reliable connection. This socket is also extremely durable and can withstand higher insertion force, low contact resistance, and reliable current flow.

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