8 Pin IC Base

You can solder this 8-pin base on your PCB.

An “8 Pin IC Base” is a component designed to accommodate an 8-pin integrated circuit (IC). Here’s what each part of the term signifies:

1. 8 Pin: This indicates that the IC base has 8 pins or contacts. Integrated circuits come in various package sizes, and the number of pins often corresponds to the complexity and functionality of the IC.

2. IC Base: Also known as an IC socket or IC holder, an IC base is a socket-like component that provides a mechanical and electrical connection interface for an IC. It allows the IC to be easily inserted, removed, and replaced without soldering directly onto the printed circuit board (PCB).

Therefore, an “8 Pin IC Base” is a socket specifically designed to accommodate an 8-pin integrated circuit, providing a convenient means of mounting and connecting the IC to a PCB. These bases are commonly used in electronic prototyping, testing, and production to facilitate easy installation and replacement of ICs without soldering.