694-226-SM-500-R27-L14-1 CMOS Socket
Sensor socket for CMOS sensors, 226 pins. Andon surface mount for Sony IMX250, IMX252, IMX264. Reliable, easy upgrade.
Product Overview
Sensor Socket, Surface Mount by Andon, 226 Pins, LGA Test Socket: A surface mount socket with 226 pins, suitable for testing LGA package sensors. It is RoHS compliant and supports Sony sensors like IMX250, IMX252, IMX264, and IMX265.
The 694-226-SM-500-R27-L14-1 is a surface-mount socket by Andon, made for high-performance CMOS sensors like the Sony IMX250 series. It features 226 pins and allows for easy sensor installation and replacement, ensuring reliable performance and interchangeability. This RoHS-compliant socket enhances quality by providing precise alignment and secure connections, suitable for advanced imaging systems.
Product Specifications
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Manufacturer - Andon
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Pins - 226
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Product Type - Surface mount
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Sensor Manufacturer
- Sony
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Sensor Name - IMX250, IMX252, IMX264, IMX265
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