You could make your own. Digikey sells the soic adaptor (sans board) for about $30. Etch yourself a board and add a header, and you've saved $20.Originally Posted by Michael
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You could make your own. Digikey sells the soic adaptor (sans board) for about $30. Etch yourself a board and add a header, and you've saved $20.
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See Futurlec SMD adapters.
Norm
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They're all over eBay, here is one for 6 bucks http://cgi.ebay.com/2pcs-40-pin-Univ...3A1%7C294%3A50
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Joe and Norm, neither of those is what Micheal is looking for. See the MELabs web page:
http://melabs.com/products/adapters/...t.htm#Adapters
They are basically zif for soic chips... not DIP, and not a solder-on board. You use these to program your SOIC chip prior to putting it on a pcb.
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