C8108-04

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Sockets for ICs, Transistors, are electronic components used to allow for the electrical connection of active (semiconductor) components, such as integrated circuits and transistors. C8108-04 is a type of these sockets, which can be used widely in various electronic circuits. This article will introduce the application fields and working principle of C8108-04.

C8108-04 socket has an 8-pin DIP structure, which is a fairly common configuration among solderless breadboards. The socket is commonly used in wristwatch calculators, frequency counters and other integrated circuit application circuit. The socket is composed of 4 separate parts: a base moulded in glass-filled polyester DMC, a PBT insulation support, gold-plated contacts, and a metal shield.

The main feature of C8108-04 socket is that it has a low contact resistance, which ensures a reliable electrical connection between the socket and the circuit. It also has excellent durability, enabling it to conduct smoothly over a long period of time. The contact pressure between the socket and the integrated circuit can also be adjusted, which makes it easier to connecting delicate circuit components controlling different parameters.

When using this socket, it is important to understand how it works. Specifically, when featuring a 8-pin design, it is necessary to correctly insert and electrically connect the 8 pins of the integrated circuit into the 8 holes on the socket. This allows for an accurate and secure electrical connection to be established. Furthermore, the socket is then soldered onto the PCB, which ensures that the connection is not easily disturbed by external forces.

In short, C8108-04 socket is a specially designed electronic component for integrated circuits and transistors. It features a 8-pin DIP structure, a low contact resistance, excellent durability, and adjustable contact pressure. The socket can be used widely in wristwatch calculators, frequency counters and other integrated circuit application circuit. In order to properly use this socket, it is important to ensure the 8 pins are correctly inserted into the 8 holes of the socket, and that the socket is securely soldered onto the PCB.

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