614-13-196-14-00012 datasheet, PDF

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614-13-196-14-00012: DescriptionIC Socket, PGA196, 196 Contact(s),; Categorysocket; File Size324KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerMill-Max; Websitehttps://www.mill-max.com; Environmental Compliance

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IC Socket, PGA196, 196 Contact(s),

614-13-196-14-00012 Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Maker	Mill-Max
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
ECCN code	EAR99
Is Samacsys	N
Other features	PGA SOCKET
Contact to complete cooperation	GOLD (30) OVER NICKEL (100)
Contact completed and terminated	Gold (Au)
Contact material	NOT SPECIFIED
Device slot type	IC SOCKET
Type of equipment used	PGA196
Shell material	POLYESTER
JESD-609 code	e4
Number of contacts	196
Base Number Matches	1

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PIN GRID ARRAY SOCKETS

Carrier Type

•

Series 614 & 605 PGA carrier

sockets offer 4 receptacle styles.

•

Many combinations of

receptacles and clips to cover

all applications.

•

Hi-Temp PCT polyester insulator

material suitable for all forms of

soldering.

•

Carrier sockets provide a

convenient way of loading groups

of receptacles onto a PC board.

APPLICATION OF

PGA SOCKET CARRIERS

Series 614, 605

LOW PROFILE

SERIES 614...001, 002, 003

Ordering Information

1. Select receptacle type at left in combination with receptacle chart below

to determine series prefix & suffix numbers.

2. Specify 2-digit plating code from chart at bottom of page

3. Locate footprint pattern from pages 107 to 111, the middle 8 digits of

the part number will be located under the pattern.

MINIATURE

SERIES 614...007

Series

Plating

Code

Window

Suffix

No. of pins

Grid size

Pattern #

Determined from footprint pattern pages 107 to 111

EXAMPLE OF COMPLETE PART NUMBER:

614-93-068-11-061001

This is a 68 pin (11x11 grid) insulator with a .6” square

window and fitted with low profile receptacles. Pin

sleeve is tin plated, inner contacts are Mill-Max #32

and are plated 30µ” gold.

Suffix

Receptacle/ Clip Chart

Low Profile Mill-Max #32 clip, standard low force, recommended for

devices with less than 150 pins. See page 208 for details.

Low Profile Mill-Max #35 clip, ultra low force, recommended for devices

with more than 150 pins, but less than 250 pins. See page 209 for details.

Low Profile Mill-Max #43 clip, “ultra lite”, recommended for devices

with more than 250 pins. See page 209 for details.

LOWEST PROFILE

SERIES 614...012

REDUCED BARREL

SERIES 605...048

07 Miniature Mill-Max #21 clip, standard low force.See page 206 for details.

12 Lowest Profile Mill-Max #21 clip,standard low force.See page 206 for details.

48 Reduced Barrel Mill-Max #21 clip,standard low force.See page 206 for details.

SPECIFY PLATING CODE XX=

10µ” Au

30µ” Au

200µ” Sn/Pb

30µ” Au

Sleeve (Pin)

Contact (Clip)

Mill-Max-Mfg.Corp., P.O. Box 300, 190 Pine Hollow Road, Oyster Bay, NY 11771-0300.Tel: 516-922-6000 Fax: 516-922-9253

100

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