humanoid said:i need to design a test equipment for magnetic sensors and i need to use this in quality control department. the magnetic sensors come in SIP and MSOP packages. i need a socket to hold both temporarily until the test is being carried out.
can anyone help me find out a proper test socket for these packages?
MATLABdude said:As for your SIP... If your SIP is 0.100" spacing, it should fit into a breadboard, or any 0.100" spacing female socket strip of the appropriate width. Try Samtec or Mill-Max. If you need more than just sample quantities, head to Digikey or Mouser (I believe both sell breakaway headers of various spacings made by 3M and the above-mentioned companies)
humanoid said:i need a SIP socket with 0.050" spacing. and it would be great if the socket is of test and burn-in type.
humanoid said:i need a SIP socket with 0.050" spacing. and it would be great if the socket is of test and burn-in type.
Jerry_M said:hello humanoid... I would like to help. please email me your requirements if you are still in need of a test socket.. send me a private message...
A magnetic sensor SIP (System-in-Package) is a type of electronic packaging technology that combines multiple components, such as a magnetic sensor, with other passive components and interconnects into a single package. This type of package allows for a more compact and efficient design for magnetic sensors.
A magnetic sensor MSOP (Mini Small Outline Package) is a type of surface mount technology that is commonly used for packaging magnetic sensors. It is a smaller version of the SOP (Small Outline Package) and allows for a more compact design for magnetic sensors.
Test sockets are important for magnetic sensor SIP & MSOP packages because they allow for easy and efficient testing of the packaged sensor. Without a test socket, the sensor would need to be unsoldered and removed from the package in order to be tested, which can be time-consuming and potentially damaging to the sensor.
When choosing a test socket for magnetic sensor SIP & MSOP packages, some important factors to consider include the package size, contact pitch, number of contacts, and the desired testing environment (e.g. temperature range). It is also important to ensure that the test socket is compatible with the specific package type and manufacturer.
Yes, there are different types of test sockets available for magnetic sensor SIP & MSOP packages. Some common types include clamshell sockets, pogo pin sockets, and burn-in sockets. Each type has its own advantages and may be more suitable for certain testing scenarios. It is important to carefully consider the specific needs and requirements when selecting a test socket for a magnetic sensor SIP or MSOP package.