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8 Pin IC Socket / Base – DIP (Pack of 2)

SKU: 4SKLJ806JE
The 8 Pin IC Socket / Base – DIP is a widely used electronic component designed for mounting 8-pin integrated circuits securely onto printed circuit boards (PCBs). It allows ICs to be inserted and removed easily without directly soldering the IC to the board, making it highly useful for testing, prototyping, and maintenance applications. This socket is designed for DIP...
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Specifications

Specifications:

Product Type: IC Socket / IC Base
Package Compatibility: DIP-8 (Dual Inline Package)
Number of Pins: 8 Pins
Pin Pitch: 2.54mm Standard
Mounting Type: Through Hole PCB Mount
Contact Material: Metal Alloy / Phosphor Bronze Contacts
Body Material: Heat-Resistant Plastic
Contact Finish: Nickel / Tin Plated
Contact Type: Dual Wipe / Precision Contact
Operating Temperature: Suitable for standard electronic applications
Color: Black
Reusable: Yes

Additional Resources

8 Pin IC Socket / Base – DIP.PDF

FAQ

1. What is an 8 Pin IC Socket / Base – DIP used for?

An 8 Pin IC Socket is used to mount and connect 8-pin DIP integrated circuits on a PCB without soldering the IC directly to the board.

2. Why is an IC socket important in electronic circuits?

An IC socket protects the integrated circuit from heat damage during soldering and allows easy replacement or testing of ICs.

3. Which ICs are compatible with an 8 Pin DIP socket?

 The socket is compatible with standard 8-pin DIP ICs such as operational amplifiers, timer ICs, EEPROMs, and microcontroller chips.

4. Can the 8 Pin IC Socket be reused?

Yes, the socket is reusable and allows multiple insertions and removals of compatible ICs without damaging the PCB.

5. Where are 8 Pin IC sockets commonly used?

These sockets are commonly used in PCB prototyping, electronics repair, DIY projects, educational kits, industrial electronics, and embedded system applications.

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The 8 Pin IC Socket / Base – DIP is a widely used electronic component designed for mounting 8-pin integrated circuits securely onto printed circuit boards (PCBs). It allows ICs to be inserted and removed easily without directly soldering the IC to the board, making it highly useful for testing, prototyping, and maintenance applications.

This socket is designed for DIP (Dual Inline Package) ICs and is commonly used in electronics projects involving operational amplifiers, timer ICs, EEPROMs, audio ICs, and microcontrollers. By using an IC socket, sensitive integrated circuits are protected from heat damage during soldering, while also simplifying replacement and troubleshooting processes.

The socket features a strong plastic body with metal contact terminals that provide reliable electrical conductivity and secure IC retention. Its standard 2.54mm pin spacing ensures compatibility with most DIP-8 integrated circuits and standard PCB layouts.