IC socket jig

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Means to assemble electrical device

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29741, 29764, H05K 1304

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057847746

ABSTRACT:
An IC socket jig is used in an IC socket pressing and affixing or releasing an electronic component with respect to contact pins by the movement of a slider in substantially a horizontal direction. The slider is moved in substantially a horizontal direction by an inclined portion formed in a cam pin of the jig which can vertically move. When the jig is attached to the IC socket, after a positioning pin is inserted into a positioning hole, the inclined portion of the cam pin is engaged with a shaft pin of the slider. When the jig is detached from the IC socket, after the engagement between the inclined portion of the cam pin provided in the upper block and the shaft pin of the slider of the IC socket is released, the positioning pin of the lower block is pulled out of the positioning hole of the socket body.

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