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SOIC to DIP Adapter 8-Pin

sku: BOB-00494

Description: Your basic SOIC break out boards. What's the difference? The 8 Pin board is TINY. And you can't beat the price! These are custom PCB boards that interface standard JEDEC SOIC devices to standard .1" headers.

8-SOIC: Standard 0.3" spacing between pins and 0.15" wide IC packages. Will fit directly into a slim (300 mil) DIP socket. For slim ICs (memories, 74s, etc).
Dimensions: 0.5x.78"

40 Pin break-away headers are perfect for use with these custom PCBs. Machine pin headers may be a better option for IC sockets.

Supported Devices: Pad layout fits all standard JEDEC SOIC-8 devices.

Pricing

	3033 in stock backorder allowed

$2.95	price
$2.66	10-99 (10% off)
$2.36	100+ (20% off)

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	by Member #951 +1 \| Feb 9, 2006 at 7:43am 0
The holes for the header on the board I purchased from sparkfun are too small for some square post headers. Purchase their breakaway headers or machine pin headers for a proper fit, or use straight pins and cut off thier excess length.

	by xxv +4.2 \| Dec 3, 2008 at 12:32pm 0
"SOIC" here refers to the JEDEC SOIC package whose body is 3.8mm wide, unlike the EIAJ which looks similar but is actually 5.3mm wide. Some more details here (which I should have read before buying): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small-Outline_Integrated_Circuit

	by a1ronzo \| Feb 13, 2009 at 10:21am
Good catch xxv. I just made the same mistake and then saw your comment. The product description is now changed. Thanks!

	by ebarajas +2.3 \| Jul 27, 2009 at 6:09pm 0
No eagle file available?

	by mikediv +1.7 \| Sep 23, 2009 at 5:05pm 0
The second I touched the pads with soldering iron 3 pulled right off, I used temp controlled soldering Iron on only 280 degrees and I was very careful I would not recommend this board I ended up using wire wrap to complete connections because the darn pads for the smt pulled right off

	by Lixnig +1.1 \| Jul 12, 2010 at 11:14am 0
I purchased several of these to fan out a Numonyx M25P16 serial flash memory. I did not experience any problems as the previous user did. I would recommend these to someone considering them.