ChipRef Android

ChipRef

Chip Ref allows you to check the pinouts and characteristics of many common ICs

Features & Capabilities

ChipRef is a handy Chrome extension designed for electronics enthusiasts and developers. It provides quick access to pinouts and characteristics of widely used integrated circuits (ICs), including popular ATmega series chips like ATMega128 and ATMega328 used in Arduino, as well as ATTiny series chips like ATTiny85 used in Trinket devices.

The extension stores pinout information internally for offline use, requiring internet access only when fetching detailed PDF datasheets via external links. ChipRef streamlines circuit design and debugging by offering essential IC references directly within your browser.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
Mike Redrobe
Downloads:
38,755 2
Rating:
3.92
(154)
Version:
1.1 Last updated: 2023-09-04
Version code:
9
Creation date:
2014-10-25
Publisher country:
GB GB
Permissions:
  • android.permission.INTERNET Low risk
Size:
447.63KB
Email:
mi*****@googlemail.com
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
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Source:
Google Play Store
Data ingested on:
2026-06-08
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Contact the developer

Chrome-Stats does not own this Android app. Please use these information below to contact the Android app developer.
Developed by:
Mike Redrobe
Google Play Store
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redrobe.chipref
Email:
mi*****@googlemail.com
Website:
http://www.redrobe.com/mike

User Reviews

Users appreciate ChipRef as a handy and quick reference app, praising its usefulness and ease of avoiding external searches for chip pinouts. However, multiple reviews highlight its limited database with many chips missing, poor visualization of chip pins particularly on Android 10, and inadequate definitions of inputs/outputs. Requests for inclusion of popular chips like 8051 and Atmega328 are common.
Pros
  • Provides a handy and quick reference for chip pinouts
  • Users find it excellent and among the best apps on the Play Store
  • Helps avoid searching for different IC pinouts elsewhere
Cons
  • Lacks many chips and has a small database
  • Poor display or missing information for chip pins, especially on newer Android versions
  • Inputs and outputs on chips are poorly defined or presented
  • Missing popular chip references like 8051 and Atmega328
Recent reviews
Old version was great. Latest Android version 10 does not display the pin numbers or output pins for the RHS of any chips.
by Ba*****, 2023-01-27

Like someone took ASCII art and pasted in to the app. Inputs poorly defined.
by Gr*****, 2021-07-04
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