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SIL or Single In-Line is a type of packaging used for circuit sub-assemblies, [[Glossary:Resistor|resistor]] networks and some [[Glossary: | SIL or Single In-Line is a type of packaging used for circuit sub-assemblies, [[Glossary:Resistor|resistor]] networks and some [[Glossary:Integrated Circuit|IC]]s, and having a single row of pins designed for [[Glossary:Through-hole|through-hole]] assembly. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:32, 21 March 2019
SIL or Single In-Line is a type of packaging used for circuit sub-assemblies, resistor networks and some ICs, and having a single row of pins designed for through-hole assembly.