AW 127-12/Z-T

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Sockets for ICs, transistors, and other electronic components are among the most important tools for those involved in electronics. They are the physical medium through which connections between a device and the circuit board are made, enabling an efficient, fast, and reliable method of communicating data between the two. The AW 127-12/Z-T socket is one such device, and it is designed specifically to handle the high-speed signals required by newer, more advanced integrated circuits. In this article we will discuss the application field and working principle of the AW 127-12/Z-T socket.

The AW 127-12/Z-T socket is specifically designed to handle digital signals with high-level resolution and speed. It has a total of 12 I/O lines, each of which is individually switchable between either 12 V or 24 V depending on the needs of the IC to which it is connected. Additionally, the socket has two phase-lock loops with reference clock frequencies of 5 MHz and 200 MHz, enabling it to handle signals with high resolution and speed. The socket also has a low insertion force of just 2.52 kilonewtons, allowing easy insertion and removal of integrated circuits.

The AW 127-12/Z-T socket is used to connect ICs to printed circuit boards (PCBs) or SMT components. Its applications cover a wide range of industries, including medical, industrial, consumer electronics, and aerospace. The socket is especially popular for use in automotive and military equipment thanks to its highly reliable performance. In addition, the socket can be used in high-end communication and networking systems. Its high-speed capability makes it particularly suitable for use in field buses, FPGA systems, and high-speed servers.

As far as the socket’s working principle, it is designed to facilitate the communication between the IC and the PCB. Typically, the socket is connected to the appropriate high-speed interface on the IC and the contact on the PCB. When connected, the socket transmits the electrical signals from the IC to the PCB, enabling rapid data transfer between the two. The AW 127-12/Z-T socket is also equipped with two phase-lock loops and the reference clocks mentioned earlier, allowing it to handle high-speed signals up to 1 Gbps.

In summary, the AW 127-12/Z-T socket is a high-performance device designed specifically for use with high-speed digital signals. It is used to connect ICs to PCBs or SMT components in a wide range of industries, including the automotive, aerospace, medical, and military sectors. With its two phase-lock loops and reference clocks, it is able to transfer data quickly and efficiently between the IC and the PCB. As such, it is an invaluable component for those involved in the electronics industry.

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