IS232-622-274U-R27-L14 Sensor Socket

Compact 22-pin DIP socket for Sony CCD sensors, providing robust integration.

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Sensor Socket by Andon, 22 Pins, DIP, CCD | RoHS Compliant: Designed for Sony CCD sensors ICX414 and ICX415, this 22-pin DIP socket is RoHS compliant, ensuring adherence to environmental standards.

Andon's IS232-622-274U-R27-L14 sensor socket is a 22-pin DIP socket optimized for high-performance CCD sensors. Its design ensures reliable connections with perpendicularity and precise alignment, making it suitable for large-scale production. The RoHS-compliant socket allows easy sensor plug-in, upgrades, and replacements, providing a cost-effective solution for industrial and machine vision applications.

The socket's durable construction supports continuous operation in demanding environments, reducing maintenance time and improving system reliability. Ideal for use with Sony ICX414 and ICX415 sensors, it offers a flexible and robust solution for applications that require frequent sensor changes.

Product Specifications

Manufacturer: Andon
Pins: 22
Sensor Manufacturer: Sony
Sensor Name: ICX414, ICX415

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