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

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

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

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Product SKU: BASE002

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Description

An 8-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 to mount integrated circuits (ICs) onto a printed circuit board (PCB) securely.

The 8 Pin IC Base is designed to hold and connect 8-pin integrated circuits (ICs) to a printed circuit board (PCB) securely. It facilitates easy insertion and removal of ICs, which is particularly useful in prototyping, testing, and applications where the IC might need to be replaced.

Features of 8 Pin IC Base:

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

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

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.