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416-91-228-41-006000 is listed in the Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp.. Its product description is CONN SOCKET 28POS 0.1 GOLD PCB. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp. model 416-91-228-41-006000 is a single in-line package (SIP) IC and component socket designed for through-hole mounting. It features standard solder tail termination and belongs to the 416 series. The connector utilizes a dual-row configuration with gold-plated contacts, ensuring reliable electrical connectivity for integrated circuits. This header component is engineered for board-to-board applications, providing a secure interface between the PCB and the mounted device.
Verify the specific pin count and row configuration against the official datasheet before procurement. Confirm that the standard solder tail termination aligns with your PCB layout requirements. Ensure compatibility with the target IC footprint dimensions. Cross-reference the series designation to confirm mechanical fit within the assembly constraints.
Select this component when a SIP socket format is required for through-hole integration. Evaluate the need for standard solder tails versus other termination styles. Consider the gold plating specification for long-term reliability in the operating environment. Verify that the dual-row architecture matches the physical space available on the target circuit board.
This part belongs to the Mill-Max 416 series of IC sockets. These components are specialized for connecting integrated circuits to PCBs via through-hole technology. The series offers various configurations to accommodate different pin counts and spacing requirements, serving as a critical interface in electronic hardware assemblies.
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