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21-13-03-118-281K-R27-L14 Sensor Socket

Reliable socket for high-resolution imaging systems, supporting Sony IMX485 sensors.

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Product Overview

Sensor Socket, Surface Mount by Andon, 118 Pins | RoHS Compliant: Compatible with Sony sensors IMX174, IMX183, IMX249, IMX302, and IMX485LQJ-C, this surface mount socket includes 118 pins and meets RoHS compliance requirements.

The 21-13-03-118-281K-R27-L14 sensor socket by Andon is a surface-mount socket with 118 pins, designed for CCD sensors. Its RoHS-compliant construction offers reliable integration and robust performance in demanding industrial environments. The socket ensures precise alignment, making it suitable for high-resolution imaging systems using Sony IMX174 and IMX485 sensors.

Engineered for systems requiring continuous operation, this socket supports easy sensor upgrades and replacements. It provides a cost-effective solution for applications such as factory automation, machine vision, and scientific imaging.

Product Specifications

ManufacturerManufacturer
Andon
PinsPins
118
Product TypeProduct Type
Surface mount
Sensor ManufacturerSensor Manufacturer
Sony
Sensor NameSensor Name
IMX174, IMX183, IMX249, IMX302, IMX249, IMX485LQJ-C

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