D3920-42

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Sockets for ICs, Transistors

The D3920-42 is a socket designed and manufactured for use with Integrated Circuits (ICs) or transistors. It is a standard size socket and is designed for use with a wide variety of transistors or ICs, including all digital logic and memory devices.

The socket supports devices up to 14 pins, and comes with a thermal pad integrated into its design. This ensures that the ICs or transistors secured in the socket experience proper thermal dissipation. As the socket contains two rows of pins, each with seven pins, it can secure multiple logic devices, such as small logic devices and CMOS logic devices.

The pins of the socket are arranged in a ‘x’ pattern, which allows it to be compatible with a wide variety of devices. This makes the socket an ideal choice for applications requiring flexibility such as prototyping. Additionally, the socket is equipped with a 4-contact system allowing for proper grounding and protection. The socket is also designed with a latching mechanism, which can be adjusted easily for easy installation and removal.

The working principle of the D3920-42 socket is fairly straight forward. Once the device to be registered in the socket is firmly placed into it, the latching mechanism ensures that the device is held securely in place. The pins in the socket are arranged in an ‘x’ pattern, which allows for compatibility with a wide range of transistor or ICs. Finally, the thermal pad ensures that the temperature of the device does not exceed the operating temperature during usage.

The D3920-42 socket is an ideal choice for applications where flexibility, reliability, and electrical safety are required. Its integrated thermal pad allows for better thermal dissipation, while its adjustable latching mechanism keeps the device secured in the socket. Its ‘x’ pattern pin arrangement ensures compatibility with a wide array of transistors or ICs. This socket is also popular in prototype designs, as it requires no soldering or welding, making it a cost-effective and time-saving solution.

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