Amphenol Chip Carrier IC & Component Sockets 17

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Part	Manufacturer	IC Socket Type	Device Type Used On	Housing Material	Minimum Operating Temperature	No. of Contacts	Manufacturer Series	Contact Finish (Mating)	Additional Features	Contact Finish (Termination)	JESD-609 Code	Maximum Operating Temperature
M12883/45-01	Amphenol	Relay Socket	RELAY	Polyetherimide (PEI)		8		Gold	Low Profile	Gold	e4
RSE120159	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)		8		Gold	Low Profile	Gold	e4
RSL116079	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)	-65 °C (-85 °F)	14		Gold		Gold	e4	125 °C (257 °F)
JRE200111	Amphenol	Relay Socket					JRE2001
M12883/41-11	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)		8	M12883	Gold	Low Profile	Gold	e4
M12883/54-04	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)		13		Gold	Low Profile	Gold	e4
RSE116166	Amphenol	Relay Socket
RSE116685	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)	-65 °C (-85 °F)	8		Gold	Low Profile	Gold	e4	125 °C (257 °F)
RSL116091	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)		8	RSL	Gold		Gold	e4
00551639200E	Amphenol	Relay Socket				14
M12883/40-11	Amphenol	Relay Socket	RELAY	Polyetherimide (PEI)		14		Gold		Gold	e4
M12883/40-24	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)		16	M12883	Gold	Low Profile	Gold	e4
M12883/44-01	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)		14		Gold	Low Profile	Gold	e4
M12883/47-10	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)		20		Gold		Gold	e4
M12883/48-01	Amphenol	Relay Socket	RELAY	Polyetherimide (PEI)		11		Gold	Low Profile	Gold	e4
M12883/52-001	Amphenol	Relay Socket		Polyetherimide (PEI)		8		Gold	Low Profile	Gold	e4
SJG022100	Amphenol	Relay Socket	SJG20	Polyetherimide (PEI)		20	SJG	Gold		Tin	e3

Chip Carrier IC & Component Sockets

Chip carriers and sockets are electronic components that are used to connect and secure an integrated circuit (IC) or a microprocessor to a printed circuit board (PCB) in an electronic device.

Both sockets and chip carriers serve as an interface between the IC or microprocessor and the PCB, allowing for easy replacement or upgrading of the component without the need for soldering or desoldering. They provide a mechanical and electrical connection between the component and the board, and can also provide heat dissipation and other features, depending on the specific design.

A socket is typically a plastic or ceramic component with a series of electrical contacts that match the pins on the IC or microprocessor. The component is inserted into the socket, which holds it securely in place and ensures a reliable electrical connection. Sockets are commonly used in development and testing of electronic devices, where the IC or microprocessor may need to be swapped out frequently.

A chip carrier, on the other hand, is a type of package for an IC or microprocessor that provides a more compact form factor. It typically has a square or rectangular shape, and features a grid of pins or contacts on the underside that mate with corresponding pads on the PCB. Chip carriers are commonly used in production of electronic devices, where they provide a reliable and space-efficient way to connect the IC or microprocessor to the PCB.

Both sockets and chip carriers allow for easy replacement or upgrading of critical components without the need for specialized tools or expertise.