TE Connectivity PGA LIF Sockets
TE Connectivity Pin Grid Array (PGA) Low Insertion Force (LIF) Sockets are integrated circuit packaging used in most second-through fifth-generation processors. These PGA sockets are screw-machine outer sleeves with either stamped and formed or drawn inner contacts. The sockets are available in customer arrays with more than 1000 positions and are primarily employed for microprocessor package test applications using through-hole solder attachment to the PCB design. PGA sockets find applications in computers and servers.
Features
- 1.27mm x 2.54mm contact spacing
- Custom arrays up to 1000+ positions
- For Intel and custom CPU packages
- Low insertion force PGA interface to package, through-hole solder attached to PCB
- Screw machine outer sleeve with stamped and formed, or drawn inner contact
Applications
- Desktop PCs
- Notebook PCs
- Servers
Technical Specifications
Parameters | Values | |
---|---|---|
Minimum mechanical life | 100 cycles | |
Maximum insertion force | Very Low Force (VLI) | 0.7N |
Ultra Low Force (ULI) | 0.2N | |
Minimum extraction force | Very Low Force (VLI) | 0.1N |
Ultra Low Force (ULI) | 0.05N | |
Hole size | ø0.60mm | |
Pitch | 2.54mm |