SIP1X04-014BLF

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Socket for ICs, Transistors is an integral part of any electrical circuit. This includes an IC socket, transistor socket, or their integrated circuit components. SIP1X04-014BLF is a standard surface mount socket used in applications such as Static RAMs, Automated Test Equipment (ATE) platforms, cell phone, industrial systems, and other embedded systems.

Applications of SIP1X04-014BLF

SIP1X04-014BLF socket is widely used in Automated Test Equipment (ATE) platforms. Its small footprint makes it easy to integrate into their systems. This socket is also suitable for Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) modules, allowing complex circuits to be built into a smaller space. This can also be used in embedded systems, where it is used to provide electrical connection between system elements. It is also used in cell phone networks, where it connects base transceiver stations (BTS) to other electronic parts.

This socket can also be used in industrial systems, including automation, process control, PLC, and robotics. As its small size, it can be integrated into robots, enabling the connection of microelectronic parts. It also enables robots to be integrated into small robotic arms devoid of bulky cables. In automation and process control systems, it is used to link various components.

Working Principle of SIP1X04-014BLF

The SIP1X04-014BLF socket works on the principle of connecting an IC component or a transistor to a printed circuit board. It has a series of leads arranged in a pattern organized into groups of three. Each group is connected internally by a connector or by a metal clip. The socket has two rows of leads. The first row carries the power supply and leads for the data signals. The second row of leads carries the ground and logic signals. The temperature range of the socket ranges between -30 to +85°C.

The socket is designed for easy installation on to the board. The socket is held onto the board by soldering it using two attachment holes located on the two ends of the socket. The leads on the socket are soldered to the board side, in order to make each lead contact the associated traces of the board. A grounding pad, located below the socket, is used for connecting the socket to a ground point on the board.

Screw Lock Clips of SIP1X04-014BLF

The SIP1X04-014BLF socket is designed to enable the IC components to be locked into place. This is done through screw lock clips, which are arranged into two rows of six. These clips are used to clasp the IC component in place, ensuring the component remains secure. It also prevents the IC component from coming out of the socket when it is inserted into the board, ensuring a good contact between the two.

The screw lock clips are threaded and uses a spring loaded rotating mechanism to lock the component in place. This is done by applying a force to the clip with a screwdriver, which will cause it to rotate up to lock the IC component into the socket. This prevents the component from being inadvertently disconnected due to an electrical surge.

Conclusion

SIP1X04-014BLF is a widely used surface mount socket for ICs, transistors, and other embedded systems. It is designed to lock components into place, ensuring they remain secure even during an electric surge. This socket also allows for easy installation onto a board, hence it is widely used for ATE platforms, Static RAMs, cell phones, and industrial systems. Therefore, SIP1X04-014BLF is an invaluable addition to any electrical circuit for its ease of use and wide range of applications.

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