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ES Micro Series H-Pin® Socket

ES Micro Series Socket is a technological advancement in the burn-in socket segment, with a dual latch clamshell lid to provide co-planar pressure on the DUT when the lid is actuated. The inclusion of the patented H-Pin contact technology in the ES Micro-Series socket provides market-leading electrical performance in the smallest footprint for the highest possible parallelism on a burn-in board. This series is compatible with standard heaters and temperature sensors.

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Features & Benefits

  • Configurable design, In-house tooling and molds allow for the lowest cost of test.
  • An extensive catalog of standard parts reduces cost and lead time.
  • Double-latching clamshell provides ease of use during operation and clearance for lid operation.
  • Exceptional electrical performance provides wide RF bandwidth.

Feature Options

  • LGA, BGA, and package on package
  • Spring loaded plunger
  • Heat sink
  • HAST venting features
  • Integrated thermal control with heater and sensor
  • Reverse seating plane
  • Max component clearance under the DUT
  • High temperature materials for above 200 °C applications

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