Socket for electric parts
AssigneeEnplas Corporation
InventorKenji HAYAKAWA
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Abstract
A socket for electric parts which is dawn sized. The socket of the present invention comprises a socket body to accommodate an electric part, plural contact pins disposed to a peripheral edge of the socket body, a latch rotatably located on the socket body so as to positioned above the contact pins, which presses an upper part of the electric part when the latch is closed and is in a state the IC socket can be accommodated and taken out when the latch is opened, an operating member which is vertically movably disposed in the socket body and comprises an operating portion for closing constituted so as to press upward an operation portion to be operated for dosing formed to both side end portion of the latch and rotate the latch in an closing direction when the operating member moves upward.
Claims4
A socket for electric parts comprising:
- a socket body which has a rectangle shape and has an accommodation surface to accommodate an electric parts having a lower surface to which terminals are provided,
- plural contact pins of horseshoe-shapes, which are disposed in parallel and at predetermined intervals to a peripheral edge of the socket body, and each of which has an elastic piece to contact with the terminals of the electric part,
- a latch rotatably disposed on the socket body so as to positioned above the contact pins, which presses an upper part of peripheral portion of the electric part when the latch is closed and is in a state the electric part is able to be accommodated onto and taken out from the accommodation surface when the latch is opened, and
- an operating member which is vertically movably disposed in the socket body, and comprises an operating portion for closing formed at both sides of an arrangement range of the plural contact pins, constituted so as to press upward an operation portion to be operated for closing formed to both side end portion of the latch, and rotate the latch in an closing direction when the operating member moves upward.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.