518-93-125-13-041003 datasheet, PDF

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518-93-125-13-041003: DescriptionIC Socket, PGA125, 125 Contact(s),; CategoryThe connector socket; File Size174KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerMill-Max; Websitehttps://www.mill-max.com

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IC Socket, PGA125, 125 Contact(s),

518-93-125-13-041003 Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Contains lead
Is it Rohs certified?	incompatible
Maker	Mill-Max
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
ECCN code	EAR99
Other features	PGA SOCKET
Contact to complete cooperation	GOLD (30) OVER NICKEL (100)
Contact completed and terminated	Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)
Contact material	NOT SPECIFIED
Device slot type	IC SOCKET
Type of equipment used	PGA125
Shell material	POLYCYCLOHEXYDIMETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE-POLYESTER
JESD-609 code	e0
Number of contacts	125
Base Number Matches	1

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PIN GRID ARRAY SOCKETS

Optional Tabs for Clip-on Heatsink**

Interstitial Pattern

•

Series 518 Interstitial PGA

sockets are available with and

without tabs for clip-on heatsinks.

•

Mill-Max #43, “Ultra-Lite” contact

standard, see page 209 for

details.

•

Hi-Temp PCT polyester insulator

material suitable for all forms of

soldering.

•

A pry-bar tool is available for

extraction (part # 828-01-010).

Series 518

SOLDER TAIL SOCKET PIN

(Without Heatsink Tabs)

Ordering Information

Interstitial configurations are a .100” grid pattern overlapped with a second,

staggered .100” grid pattern thus doubling the package density of the socket.

1. Locate interstitial footprint pattern from pages 107 to 111, the middle 8

digits of the part number will be located under the pattern.

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

3. Determine the last 2 digits of part number from the pin type at left.

For sockets with heatsink tabs, see chart

“A”

below for pin options.

Pin Type

For L = .125”

For L = .145”

For L = .100”

Series

Plating

Code

Window

Pin Type

5 1 8

No. of pins

Grid size

Pattern #

PIN 08 IS USED EXCLUSIVELY IN

CERTAIN PATTERNS. SEE

CHART “A”.

Determined from footprint pattern pages 107 to 111

CHART

NOTE**

FOOTPRINT

HEATSINK

PATTERN

MFG.

TYPE

Designed to work with:

296-19-126

THERMALLOY

04, 06

THERMALLOY

296-19-127

THERMALLOY

04, 06

WAKEFIELD

320-19-126

THERMALLOY

04, 06

AAVID

296-19-128

WAKEFIELD

04, 06

IERC

296-69-129008 SEE NOTE**

08 ONLY

heatsinks & clips.

320-69-129008 SEE NOTE**

08 ONLY

387-01-016508 SEE NOTE**

08 ONLY

EXAMPLE OF COMPLETE PART NUMBER:

518-93-325-18-105003

This is a 325 pin interstitial (11x11 grid) insulator with a

1.00” square window and fitted with standard solder tail

receptacles. Pin sleeve is tin plated, inner contacts are

Mill-Max #43 and are plated 30µ” gold.

SPECIFY PLATING CODE XX=

SOLDER TAIL SOCKET PIN

(With Heatsink Tabs)

Pin Type

For L = .080”

For L = .115”

10µ” Au

30µ” Au

200µ” Sn/Pb

30µ” Au

PIN 08 IS USED EXCLUSIVELY IN

CERTAIN PATTERNS. SEE

CHART “A”.

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

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