Overview Of This 6 Pins General IC Base
- The 6-pin IC base typically consists of a plastic or ceramic housing with six evenly spaced metal pins protruding from the bottom. These pins are designed to fit into corresponding holes on a printed circuit board (PCB).
- The top of the IC base has a cavity where the 6-pin IC chip is inserted and securely held in place.
Application:
- 6-pin IC bases are commonly used in electronic circuits where it’s necessary to frequently replace or swap out the IC chip without soldering. This is particularly useful during prototyping or in applications where components may need to be replaced due to failure or upgrades.
- They are used in various electronic devices such as microcontrollers, amplifiers, sensors, and more.
Specification:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Pin Count | 6 |
| Pin Spacing | Standard 2.54mm (0.1 inches) pitch |
| Material | Plastic or ceramic housing, metal pins |
| Current Rating | Depends on manufacturer’s rating |
| Voltage Rating | Depends on manufacturer’s rating |
| Operating Temperature | Depends on manufacturer’s rating |
| Contact Resistance | Low |
| Insertion/Withdrawal Force | Sufficient for secure hold, easy insertion/removal |
| Mechanical Dimensions | Compatible with standard IC packages and PCB layouts |
| Compatibility | Compatible with various 6-pin IC chips, DIP, SOP, etc. |
| RoHS Compliance | May comply with RoHS regulations |
Features:
- Easy Replacement: Allows for easy removal and replacement of the IC chip without soldering, reducing the risk of damage to the PCB.
- Secure Connection: Provides a secure connection between the IC chip and the PCB, ensuring reliable electrical contact.
- Durable Construction: Designed to withstand repeated insertions and removals of the IC chip without deformation or damage to the pins.
- Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of 6-pin IC chips, providing versatility in circuit design and application.
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