IC Sockets

XR2

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■ Tools and Accessories

■ Precautions

XR2Z-11

IC Holder (made from PBT)

XR2Z-13

Note: Order the following models in multiples of the minimum order.

Model

No. of IC Socket contacts IC socket width

Order in multiples of

XR2Z-11

14, 16, 18, 20, 24

7.62 m

100

XR2Z-13

24, 28, 32, 40, 42, 48

15.24 mm

500

Note: This Holder protects the IC

from falling out due to shock.

The IC will not fall out even

cable IC height: 2.7 to 5.6 mm.

XY2C-0101

XY2C-0103

IC Removal Tool

Model

No. of IC Socket contacts

IC socket width

XY2C-0101 14, 16, 18, 20

7.62 m

XY2C-0103 24, 28, 32, 40

15.24 mm

Correct Use

Soldering

• When soldering, make sure that the outer

sleeve of the IC Socket does not stick out

of the circuit board through-holes.

• Make sure that no flux enters the IC

Socket from the top.

Removing ICs

• Use the XY2C-0101 or XY2C-0103 IC

Removal Tool to remove ICs.

• Do not use a screwdriver to remove the

IC. It may damage the circuit board.

• Do not use a testing rod or check pin to

check contacts or circuits. This may dam-

age the inner clips or plating and may

lead to improper contact.

• Four-point contact construction is used for

plated products to make them more toler-

ant of momentary power interruptions.

We recommend using gold-plated con-

tacts in areas subject to vibration and

shock.

Automated Soldering

Conditions (Jet Flow)

1. Soldering temperature: 250±5

°C

2. Continuous soldering time: Within 5 s

Applicable IC Lead

Dimensions

1. Use leads that are within the range

shown here. For details, refer to the first

page of this datasheet. Use an IC with

leads longer than 3 mm. If the leads are

too long, the IC will not sit flush on the

board.

2. Use an IC with tapered leads for easy

insertion, a minimum amount of bend-

ing, and minimum damage to the leads.

NG

OK

OK