A 28-Pin IC Socket is a commonly used electronic component that offers a socketed connection for integrated circuits (ICs) with 28 pins. It allows for the easy insertion and removal of ICs without the need for soldering, making it convenient for testing, replacement, and circuit development. 28-Pin IC sockets are essential components in electronics, providing the flexibility to interchange ICs and protect sensitive ICs during experimentation and development. They are particularly useful when working with microcontrollers, memory ICs, and various other ICs with 28 pins.

Specifications:

• Number of Pins: Designed to accommodate ICs with 28 pins.
• Pin Configuration: The pins in the socket are arranged to match the pin configuration of standard 28-pin ICs.
• Material: Typically constructed from durable plastic with metal contacts to securely hold the IC in place.
• Contact Material: The socket’s internal contacts are often made of metals like tin or gold-plated materials to ensure good electrical connectivity.
• Mounting: Available in both through-hole and surface-mount (SMD) variants for PCB (Printed Circuit Board) installation.
• Contact Type: May come in precision machined or economical stamped contact varieties.
• Applications: Widely used in electronic circuits, prototyping, and testing to facilitate the easy removal and replacement of ICs with 28 pins.