IS230-9767D-75S-R29-L14-A Sensor Socket
Compact DIP/SIP socket for KAI-08050 sensors, ensuring reliable integration and RoHS compliance.
Product Overview
Sensor Socket by Andon, Contact Type: DIP/SIP, Insertion Force 0.9 oz | RoHS Compliant: This socket features an insertion force of 0.9 ounces and is compatible with ON Semi (Truesense) KAI-08050, providing a reliable connection. It is also RoHS compliant.
The IS230-9767D-75S-R29-L14-A sensor socket by Andon is engineered for high-performance CCD sensors, providing a robust solution for precise sensor alignment and reliable integration. This DIP/SIP socket features a 0.9 oz insertion force, allowing for secure plug-in and easy removal, which minimizes maintenance time and reduces costs. The RoHS-compliant design ensures environmental safety, while the socket's durable construction makes it ideal for demanding industrial environments, including factory automation and machine vision applications.
Designed to withstand harsh conditions, the IS230-9767D-75S-R29-L14-A offers perpendicularity and accurate spacing to maintain sensor performance even under continuous vibration. This socket supports easy interchangeability, making it suitable for systems requiring frequent sensor upgrades or replacements. Its compact size and high durability make it an efficient choice for integrating ON Semi KAI-08050 sensors in high-precision imaging systems.
Product Specifications
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Manufacturer - Andon
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Sensor Manufacturer
- ON Semi (Truesense)
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Sensor Name - KAI-08050
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