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[[File:PreciDip.jpg | right | thumb | 200px | A low profile Preci-Dip socket, whose pins have been inserted into a set of [[#"Zero Profile" Sockets | "zero profile" receptacles]]. ]]
[[File:PreciDip.jpg | right | thumb | 200px | A low profile Preci-Dip socket, whose pins have been inserted into a set of "zero profile" receptacles. ]]
'''Preci-Dip connectors''' are a series of electrical connectors used primarily to connect primarily between printed circuit boards (PCBs). Preci-Dip connectors are sold in large pin counts (often rows of 64) but can typically be broken into lengths of an arbitrary number of pins. Preci-Dip connectors have a 0.1" spacing between pins, which is a common standard on microcontrollers such as most Arduino and Teensy boards.
'''Preci-Dip connectors''' are a series of electrical connectors used primarily to connect primarily between printed circuit boards (PCBs). Preci-Dip connectors are sold in large pin counts (often rows of 64) but can typically be broken into lengths of an arbitrary number of pins. Preci-Dip connectors have a 0.1" spacing between pins, which is a common standard on microcontrollers such as most Arduino and Teensy boards.