DIP
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Dual in-line package, or DIP, is a chip package with two rows of pins. It can be through-hole mounted or inserted in a socket. Common packages can have anywhere from 4 to 64 pins.
Other names: DIL, PDIP, SDIP, SPDIP, CDIP, CERDIP
0.1" Pitch, 0.3" Wide
The most common style of DIP packages, with a pitch of 0.1" (2.54 mm) and a row spacing of 0.3".
Drawing | Name | # of Pins | Author | License | Tested | Download | ||||
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Eagle | gEDA | KiCAD | Protel | ORCAD | ||||||
DIP4 | DIP4 | 4 | No | |||||||
DIP8 | DIP8 | 8 | No | |||||||
DIP16 | DIP16 | 16 | No | |||||||
DIP24 | DIP24 | 24 | No | |||||||
DIP28 | 28 | No |
0.1" Pitch, 0.6" Wide
A pitch of 0.1" (2.54 mm) and a row spacing of 0.6".
Drawing | Name | # of Pins | Author | License | Tested | Download | ||||
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Eagle | gEDA | KiCAD | Protel | ORCAD | ||||||
DIP4 | DIP4 | 4 | No | |||||||
DIP8 | DIP8 | 8 | No | |||||||
DIP16 | DIP16 | 16 | No | |||||||
DIP24 | DIP24 | 24 | No | |||||||
DIP28 | DIP28 | 28 | No |