CLP

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Low Profile Dual-Wipe Socket, .050" Pitch

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The CLP series is rugged and reliable printed circuit board mount socket. Suitable for top- and bottom-entry applications, the CLP utilizes the Samtec Tiger Claw™ dual-wipe contact system to allow for "pass-through" contact arrangements.

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  • Dual vertical and horizontal row available
  • Low profile dual wipe Tiger Claw™ contact
  • Up to 8 Gbps performance
  • SET Qualified Product: visit samtec.com/SET for more information about Severe Environment Testing
  • Meets or exceeds MIL-DTL-55302 testing
  • Top or bottom entry styles
  • Extended Life Product™ (E.L.P.™)
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