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I've been having a little trouble finding info on IC chips in the forums.

The price list has entries for plain IC Chips ($8) and Gold Cap and Leg 8086 ($175), but I've found a few variations that seem like they may fall somewhere in between.

Just in these photos we've got:

-gold cap+leg
-gold cap+leg PLUS gold underside
-plastic with gold leg
-gold leg with a little octopus on top
-gold cap + silver leg
-silver leg ceramic
no idea what #11 is

Any insights on where these oddballs fall in the scheme of things?

#1 I would submit as Connector Ends.
#2,3,7,8 Gold Cap Gold Leg Ceramic
#5,9 Gold Cap NO Gold Leg Ceramic IC
#4,6 Plastic IC chip with Gold Legs
#10 DIP Resistor Pack. It is not an IC
#11 It uses BGA connection. But. Unsure if it is an IC. Need to see part number.
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My evaluations are my own opinion.

Think I concur with our whiskered friend, note...

1, with the component soldered on it might impact things ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

5,9 should say gold cap no gold legs

11, likely a flat pack or BGA no gold tab

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Thanks. I edited my mistake.
#11 Most likely BGA. No gold tab. I was hoping to see the part number. Or. Even better. Cut that metal off. And lets see if a die is in there. Just a curious.
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My evaluations are my own opinion.

1. Those older style Oscillators with the gold legs or caps sometimes are labeled an IC with what function it has. My assumption with the soldered on dual-line.
Possibility as plastic IC gold leg, question mark?

10. I would assume that's still an IC. Certain DIP and SIP are still considered ICs. Most have a die with valuable circuitry.