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| − | + | The term '''pin''' has several related (in that they all apply to the metal elements which 'make' the contacts used to create [[circuit]]s) meanings: | |
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| + | * in a [[connector]], the component to which the [[conductor]]s which run into the connector are joined; | ||
| + | * in an [[integrated circuit]], particularly [[Dual Inline Package]]s, the conductors which carry [[signal]]s out of the package | ||
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| + | {{disambiguation}} | ||
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| + | [[Category: Components]] | ||
Revision as of 17:25, 15 July 2023
The term pin has several related (in that they all apply to the metal elements which 'make' the contacts used to create circuits) meanings:
- in a connector, the component to which the conductors which run into the connector are joined;
- in an integrated circuit, particularly Dual Inline Packages, the conductors which carry signals out of the package
This disambiguation page lists articles which all may be referred to by the title term.
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