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Inline module sockets are surface mount and through-hole connectors designed to receive DIMM, miniDIMM, RDIMM, SIMM and SODIMM memory module connector styles allowing for periodic removal and replacement. They are selected by the number of positions, mounting features and additional features including board guides, covers, latches and board locks. Compatible memory types include DDR (2, 3, 4), SDRAM, DRAM, RAM and SGRAM.

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