pinout for all chips? standards?

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  1. - 23rd June 2013, 21:36 #1
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    I have 4 each of the 16 pin, 24 pin, and 28 pin, pins are removeable so I can make a 8, 14, 16, and then a 18 and 28. heres some pics of what Im using

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    Great sockets, what was the price?

    I'm usually prototyping with breadboard and DIP encased MCU, when finished, then moving to SMD.
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