8420-11B1-RK-TP

A socket is a device that provides an electrical connection between a component, such as an IC, transistor, or capacitor, and a printed circuit board (PCB). It utilizes two metal contacts called pins that lock into the component. 8420-11B1-RK-TP sockets are designed for passive components that use surface mount technology. This type of socket is suitable for use in device-to-board applications.

The 8420-11B1-RK-TP socket is a through-hole mounted device, meaning that it is mechanically secured when soldered to the PCB. It has a standard pitch of 2.54mm, or 0.1”, and can accommodate components with a maximum weight of 5g. This socket can also handle power levels up to 15 amps.

The 8420-11B1-RK-TP socket has a unique working principle that enables it to provide a strong connection between the circuit board and the component. The physical contact points- pins- on the component fit through a corresponding opening on the socket. This connection is connected to the PCB via a soldering process.

The mechanism also includes a spring-loaded mechanism that compresses the connection between the pins and the PCB when the component is inserted. This ensures a secure connection that is mechanically as well as electrically reliable. This prevents the component from coming loose due to temperature extremes or vibration, as well as ensuring good electrical contact and a reliable data transmission.

The 8420-11B1-RK-TP socket is designed for use in low voltage applications, such as cell phones and tablets. It is also widely used in automotive and industrial electronics applications. These sockets are highly reliable and provide a high performance connection between components and PCBs.