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6 Pin DIP IC Base Pitch Width 7.62mm and pins spaced at 2.54mm

6 Pin DIP IC Base Pitch Width 7.62mm and pins spaced at 2.54mm_1

6 Pin DIP IC Base Pitch Width 7.62mm and pins spaced at 2.54mm_2

6 Pin DIP IC Base Pitch Width 7.62mm and pins spaced at 2.54mm

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Pin Count: 6 pins.
Pitch: 2.54mm pin spacing.
Width: 7.62mm (row-to-row).
Type: DIP IC Base.

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Description

A 6-pin Dual In-line Package (DIP) IC base or socket with a pitch width of 7.62 mm and pins spaced at 2.54 mm is a standardized component used in electronic circuits.

The 6 Pin IC Base is designed to accommodate and hold 6-pin integrated circuits (ICs) securely on a printed circuit board (PCB). It provides a reliable connection and allows easy replacement of ICs without soldering directly to the board.

Features:

Ease of Use: Simplifies mounting ICs on a PCB, especially beneficial during testing and troubleshooting.

Protection: Reduces the risk of thermal damage to ICs during soldering and de-soldering.

Reusability: Allows multiple insertions and removals of ICs, making it a cost-effective solution for development and testing.

Applications :

Used in prototyping and development environments where ICs need to be frequently replaced or updated. Employed in final production designs where future IC replacement is anticipated, such as in maintenance-heavy or upgradeable systems. Common in educational and experimental setups due to ease of use and flexibility.