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Socket
December 31, 1969 |Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
Designed to meet the high-density packaging needs of the Intel Mobile Pentium III processor, the ultra-low-profile Micro PGA socket reportedly accepts various Intel mobile processors with speeds up to 650 MHz. With an overall height of 2.0 mm, these ZIF SMT sockets reportedly meet the low-profile and high-density needs of thin and light notebook PCs. The 495-circuit socket is based on a 1.27 mm grid array that is said to provide almost double the pin density in a third the size of traditional through-hole PGA sockets.
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