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SSOP to DIP Adapter 16-Pin

sku: BOB-00498

Description: 8, 16, 20, and 28-Pin SSOP to DIP break out boards. The footprint was rotated to accommodate different width SSOP devices and can be used with any pin count up to 28 pins. Designed to be used with 0.65mm pitch devices but can also be used with 0.025" pitch devices (comes out to ~0.635mm). We've made these 0.635mm devices fit just fine. Can be used with packages from 0.200" (5mm) up to 0.450" (11.4mm) in width. Breaks out SSOP pins to standard .6" (600mil) and .3" (300mil) DIP width to be used in any DIP socket or bread board. The 8 and 16 boards have a 300mil spacing. The 20 and 28 pin boards have 600mil spacing between the DIP pins.

Dimensions:

8-Pin : 0.5x0.5" (12.7x12.7mm)
16-Pin : 0.5x1.0" (12.7x25.4mm)
20-Pin : 0.7x1.0" (18x25.4mm)
28-Pin : 0.7x1.4" (18x35.5mm)

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 SSOP .65mm and can accommodate .635mm pitch devices.

Pricing

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

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pburgess

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| Oct 26, 2009 at 4:24pm

What happened? The adapter board I received was a different size and layout than the one depicted here; 400 mil spacing, and with the resulting DIP pin order being a complete mirror image of what one would normally expect. But at least there were no traces in the overhang and it could be ground down to a reasonable size. It's like one less-than-perfect design was changed to a different but equally less-than-perfect design.

	by orluke +3.6 \| Jan 20, 2010 at 12:10pm 0
This is a useful little breakout board, but pin ordering is contrary to convention. Pins 1-8 are in the reverse order of what one would expect. The pin labeling in the silkscreen is accurate, so it isn't too confusing to work with. I received a red PCB.

	by Luc +2.2 \| Jun 14, 2010 at 4:44pm 0
the labeling on the board I received is stupid, as is the layout: To get the pin numbers to wind up the same as the soic, I had to set it up chip side down. The labels on the silkscreen layer go: 16....... .......1 they are wrong even if you put it in dead bug style. usable, but ignore the silkscreen, and use it with the soic hidden.