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8-Pin IC Socket / IC Base – DIP Socket
An 8-pin IC base is a type of socket used to hold integrated circuits (ICs) with 8 pins, making it easy to insert and remove the IC for testing, replacement, or maintenance. IC bases are commonly used in electronic projects, breadboards, and prototypes to accommodate various types of 8-pin ICs, such as operational amplifiers, logic gates, voltage regulators, and more. The 8-pin IC socket/base is a DIP-compatible socket that securely holds 8-pin integrated circuits such as NE555, LM358, LM393, and ATtiny85, protecting them during soldering and enabling easy replacement in DIY electronics, prototyping, and circuit repair.
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Made In : | India |
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Key Features:
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8-pin dual inline package (DIP) socket
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Prevents IC overheating during soldering
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Easy insertion/removal of ICs in prototyping and testing
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Perfect for 555 timer IC, LM358, LM393, ATtiny85, and op-amps
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Suitable for breadboards and PCB mounting
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Standard 2.54mm (0.1 inch) pin spacing
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Durable phosphor bronze or tin-plated contacts
Product Description (Detailed):
This 8-pin IC socket (also known as IC base) is designed for use with standard 8-pin DIP ICs. It allows easy installation and removal of integrated circuits without soldering the IC directly to the board, which is especially useful for frequent prototyping, upgrading, or replacing components.
The socket provides a firm grip with reliable conductivity, ensuring stable operation even in long-term projects or rugged conditions. It's widely used in Arduino circuits, breadboard setups, embedded development boards, and general electronics repair.
Technical Specifications:
Parameter | Specification |
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Socket Type | 8-pin DIP IC Socket |
Pin Pitch | 2.54mm (0.1 inch standard spacing) |
Row Spacing | 7.62mm (0.3 inch DIP standard) |
Compatible IC Types | 555 Timer, LM358, LM393, ATtiny85, Op-Amps |
Contact Material | Tin-plated or phosphor bronze |
Mounting Type | Through-hole (solderable) |
Temperature Resistance | Up to 105°C (varies by material) |
How to Use:
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Solder the IC socket onto the PCB instead of the actual IC.
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After soldering, insert the 8-pin DIP IC into the socket.
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If the IC needs to be changed or tested, simply remove it from the socket without desoldering.
Great for IC protection, reducing heat exposure, and modular testing.
Applications:
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Arduino & microcontroller circuits (for ATtiny85, sensors, etc.)
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555 timer circuits (astable/monostable)
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Op-amp and comparator IC projects
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Educational kits and prototyping boards
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DIY electronics and circuit repair
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Robotics and automation systems
Package Includes:
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1 × 8-Pin IC Socket/Base
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