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Sockets for ICs, Transistors

Sockets are a necessary component when constructing a circuit utilizing Integrated Circuits (IC) and transistors. In a lot of instances, a socket can help increase the reliability of a circuit and make it easy to repair or replace an IC should the need arise. The 824-AG32D is a socket designed specifically for use with ICs and transistors. This article will explain the 824-AG32D socket and its applications, as well as the particular features that make it suitable for use as a socket for ICs and transistors.

824-AG32D Socket Description

The 824-AG32D socket is a 32-pin socket designed to support ICs and transistors up to 0.63” (16 mm) long. The connections on the socket are placed in two rows of 16 with 0.1” (2.54 mm) spacing between them, creating a total pin row-length of 4.2” (106.68 mm). The total width of the socket is 1.02” (25.9 mm) and its total height is 0.87” (22.1 mm). It is also designed to use minimal board space and can be soldered directly onto the board.

824-AG32D Application Fields

The 824-AG32D socket is suitable for contact with a variety of ICs and transistors, including those with a pin pitch of 0.4” (10.16 mm). This makes the socket ideal for use in computing, instrumentation, or any other field that utilizes ICs and transistors. In addition, due to its large pin-count capacity, the 824-AG32D socket can be used for applications requiring integrated circuits with several terminals.

824-AG32D Working Principle

The 824-AG32D uses a spring-loaded socket mechanism to ensure good electrical contact with ICs and transistors. This means that the pins will press into the ICs/transistors to form an electrical connection, and will also be held tightly in place against vibrations and other movements. The active electrical connection between the socket and the IC/transistor is further enhanced by an embedded contact on the socket, reducing mechanical and electrolytic noise.

Conclusion

The 824-AG32D socket is a convenient and reliable socket for ICs and transistors. It is designed to occupy minimal circuit board space while providing enough room to accommodate various ICs and transistors. Further, its use of a spring-loaded socket mechanism ensures good electrical contact, eliminating additional noise. Therefore, the 824-AG32D socket is a suitable choice when building circuits using ICs and transistors.

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